After convincingly seeing off their struggling Merseyside rivals in the recent 4-1 victory over Everton at Goodison Park in midweek, Liverpool's next Premier League challenge sees them travel to Molineux to take on Wolves on Saturday afternoon.
Ahead of the match against Bruno Lage's side, it seems as though the Reds have been handed a welcome double injury boost which will surely have Jurgen Klopp buzzing.
What's the news?
Liverpool duo Joe Gomez and Naby Keita were both spotted in Liverpool's recent training session on Thursday in preparation for their clash at Wolves after being out for the past few weeks through injury.
Keita, who has three goals and one assist under his belt from 10 appearances this season, has been out of action since October after picking up a hamstring injury during Liverpool's 2-2 draw against Brighton in the Premier League.
Gomez has also been out for a similar amount of time with a calf injury.
While the duo may not necessarily be fit enough to play a significant role in the Wolves match, Klopp and everyone else at the Merseyside club will be thrilled to have them back and hopefully available for the duration of their busy winter schedule and the rest of the season.
Keita has averaged 1.1 shots and 2.3 tackles per game in the league so far this season and racked up an overall performance rating of 7.19/10, making him Liverpool's sixth-highest rated player of the campaign according to WhoScored, so his return to training will surely be a big positive for the Reds.
Although Gomez has found Premier League minutes hard to come by this term with just 13 under his belt from two substitute appearances, it's good to see him back in training and overcoming his latest injury so that he can add some depth and cover at the back in case any of the Reds' other centre-backs pick up an injury during this busy upcoming period.
Looking ahead to the Wolves match, while it may well be too early for Gomez and Keita to get back into action, the starting XI which ran riot at Goodison in midweek showed that they are more than capable of potentially dispatching the Old Gold, who have only won two of their six previous league games, scoring just four goals in the process.