Jurgen Klopp tries to solve the problems of positions between Liverpool and Seville

Liverpool will face Sevilla on Sunday during the second leg of his pre-season tour of the United States.

Jurgen Klopp will probably turn his team after the 3-2 defeat against Dortmund at South Bend early Saturday morning.

Senior stars continue to return for Liverpool, but Klopp will also want to see what marginal players can offer – and the battle of luck to be doubled to the top three or Andy Robertson at the # Left rear continues.

Here's how our writers would like to see Liverpool stand in line:

"Ben Woodburn gets the nod"

Sean Bradbury: The pre-season preparations are well advanced and the Community Shield will be there before we know it.

The match against Sevilla gives Jurgen Klopp a new chance to have a good image of many of his players against a high quality opposition.

Simon Mignolet starts in goals. There does not seem to be much interest in mixing it at this stage.

In terms of field positions, I would be largely led by the one who played the fewest minutes against Dortmund given the proximity of the two games.

So it's a lineage of Andy Robertson, Virgil van Dijk, Dejan Lovren and Trent Alexander-Arnold.

In the midfield, on the same principle, I would choose Jordan Henderson, Curtis Jones and Gini Wijnaldum.

And further, the continuing absence of Liverpool's usual suspects means that it is a relatively recent front line.

Ben Woodburn stands out alongside Rhian Brewster and Harry Wilson.

My team (4-3-3): Mignolet; Alexander Arnold, Lovren, Van Dijk, Robertson; Wijnaldum, Henderson, Jones; Wilson, Brewster, Woodburn.

"A Brewster boost for Klopp"

Chris Beesley: Given the relatively fast time between the matches of Borussia Dortmund and Sevilla, I imagine that Jurgen Klopp will start with many substitute players at Stade Notre Dame.

Simon Mignolet stays in the goal – there are no other obvious options – but in front of him, the back is completely different and consists of substitutes from the previous match.

The same goes for my midfielder, Captain Jordan Henderson and Gini Wijnaldum, who took up their duties on the bench alongside future prospect Curtis Jones.

At the front, I was leading the line with Rhian Brewster on the boost that his penalty would have brought, but on his side, I would keep Harry Wilson, who also scored the last time, and Ryan Kent as I believe. It's a crucial time for them to show the manager what they can do and at Klopp to badess how well they are able to be part of the potential first-team teams over the next few years. month.

My team (4-3-3): Mignolet; Alexander-Arnold, Robertson, Lovren, Van Dijk; Wijnaldum, Henderson, Jones; Wilson, Kent, Brewster.

"Adam Lewis rewarded for his impressive performances"

Theo Squires: The clashes against Sevilla arriving so shortly after the encounter with Borussia Dortmund and the replacement of Jurgen Klopp at the hour of play rather than at halftime against his former club, I m ". would expect that the formation of Liverpool in the night of Sunday night very different.

Joe Gomez, Fabinho and Harry Wilson are the only outside field players to maintain their starting positions against Dortmund, while Jordan Henderson and Virgil van Dijk enter for their first pre-season starts.

Dejan Lovren is Van Dijk's partner with Gomez at the back right after Nathaniel Clyne missed the training. Adam Lewis starts in the left back after impressing Friday.

Curtis Jones completes the midfield while Rhian Brewster and Ben Woodburn enter alongside Wilson after his lively match against Dortmund.

My team (4-3-3): Mignolet; Gomez, Lovren, Van Dijk, Lewis; Henderson, Fabinho, Jones; Wilson, Brewster, Woodburn

"This battle for the left back lining is interesting"

Joe Rimmer: I would expect Jurgen Klopp to hear the changes with the speed with which we turn after the shock with Dortmund at South Bend.

Of course, Simon Mignolet remains in the goal, but Virgil van Dijk, Dejan Lovren and Trent Alexander-Arnold are back. This battle for the left back lining is interesting, however, so I would like to see Adam Lewis give himself the chance to impress.

Captain Jordan Henderson is back in the middle of the field alongside Gini Wijnaldum and Curtis Jones.

Rhian Brewster should have the chance to continue his momentum, and to support him, I would have the Welsh duo Ben Woodburn and Harry Wilson.

My team (4-3-3): Mignolet; Alexander-Arnold, Lewis, Lovren, Van Dijk; Wijnaldum, Henderson, Jones; Wilson, Woodburn, Brewster.