Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp believes victory over Wolves in the FA Cup has them set them up for Chelsea this weekend.
The Reds meet Chelsea on Saturday.
Klopp said, "Yeah, yeah. So we have now a couple of days training and it is not now that we… I don't think it would now be right after one game and say, 'OK, that's the team now for the next eight weeks or whatever', these kind of things. So, let's have a look. I hope that Darwin is coming back in training tomorrow or Thursday, so he might be then in contention, of course.
"Kosti got a knock in the back and stuff like this, so let's see how they recover and stuff like this. But, of course, we are not in a casting show but anyway we have now this game and then we have four days to train and then after that I think five or six days to train until the next game. Training is always like this – who shows up in training. I'm not blind but usually we don't train, we play every three days and then we recover, some do a little bit.
"And on top of that, in the past we won quite a lot of games, so why would you make drastic changes? But anyway, we rotate a lot because the players were available. But, of course, the door is open for everybody. We have to fight. Who is ready to fight has a good chance to play."