Jurgen Klopp is bringing his Liverpool team back to the Estadio Wanda Metropolitano this week,
back to the ground where they won the 2018/19 Champions League and also the ground where they lost to Atletico Madrid last time out, as the Spanish side edged their 2019/20 last 16 tie.
Atleti fans will be ready for this big occasion, with this the second match back at the Estadio Wanda Metropolitano with 100 percent of capacity allowed.
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The last time, they defeated Barcelona 2-0 with goals from Thomas Lemar and Luis Suarez.
Suarez will now be going up against another of his former clubs, looking to fire Atletico Madrid to what could be three vital points in this group of death. Diego Simeone might be without Anfield hero Marcos Llorente, as he remains a slight doubt along with Jose Maria Gimenez, but Suarez has what it takes and was the hero last time out in the victory over AC Milan.
Gimenez’s absence would be a problem if the Uruguayan can’t start, since Stefan Savic is still suspended in UEFA competition. But, Simeone expressed optimism in his pre-match press conference over the possibility of having the defender with the team.
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