Across the international break, Liverpool’s players clocked up a combined total of over 1600 minutes, with two left-backs returning to Merseyside injured.
Andy Robertson is the notable worry, having limped off in Scotland’s game against Northern Ireland with an ankle injury.
Loanee Owen Beck was the other player to return, as a groin injury prevented him from playing any part of Wales’ Euros-qualifying playoff matches.
Here is a quick look at how the Reds’ internationals got on throughout the March break.
Minutes played
Thankfully, there were just three Liverpool players who played the full amount of minutes possible for their national sides this break.
Kostas Tsimikas‘ two-legged Euros playoff ended in disappointment as his Greece team were upset on penalties by Georgia – the left-back didn’t take a spot-kick.
Tsimikas – 210
Van Dijk – 180
Szoboszlai – 180
Bradley – 173
Diaz – 156
Robertson – 127
Gomez – 103
Gakpo – 97
Konate – 90
Kelleher – 90
Mac Allister – 77
Endo – 32
Under 21s:
Elliott – 164
Koumas – 115
Quansah – 90
Under 20s:
Gordon – 65
Clark – 34
Under 18s:
Danns – 209
Nallo – 192
Nyoni – 77
Goals
Conor Bradley managed his first senior international goal with this brilliant effort against Scotland, the only goal of the game. Whisper it quietly but this may have taken a deflection – we’re giving Bradley credit, though.
Szoboszlai – 2
Mac Allister – 1
Bradley – 1
Koumas – 1
Assists
That pass from Harvey Elliott was pure filth. #EnglandU21 #England #Luxembourg pic.twitter.com/93VBQeSP0r
— David Randall? (@DavidJRandall) March 26, 2024
Cody Gakpo put in a strong performance, setting up former-Red Gini Wijnaldum for his second assist in a 4-0 win over Scotland.
Luis Diaz‘s dribble and cross for Colombia’s winner against Spain was special and showed the immense talent he possesses on the ball.
Gakpo – 2
Elliott – 2
Morton – 2
Diaz – 1
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