Liverpool vs. Norwich City: Start Time, Live Streaming, Preview and Schedule

Liverpool has earned at least one point in four straight games and will look to keep that streak alive when Norwich City visits on Saturday. The Reds earned a draw with Manchester United over the weekend while the Canaries picked up a convincing 3-1 win over fellow newcomer Swansea City.

Where: Anfield in Liverpool, England

When: Saturday, Oct. 22 at 12:30 p.m. EDT

Watch: Fox Soccer Channel or FOX Deportes (USA); ESPN UK (England)

Live Streaming: FoxSoccer.tv

Betting Line

Liverpool -345

Norwich City +920

Draw +400

Liverpool's Key Injuries

Steven Gerrard returned to the starting lineup against Manchester United, so the Reds should be at full strength for Saturday's clash.

Norwich City's Key Injuries

James Vaughan (knee), Zak Whitbread (hamstring), Daniel Ayala (knee) and Elliott Ward (knee)

Biggest Storyline: Will Gerrard's return push Liverpool into top four?

After a minor bump in the road in mid-September, Liverpool have righted the ship and currently sit in fifth place directly behind Newcastle United. Gerrard's return should help the Reds maintain their current form and push their way into a Champions League spot for next season.

It's been a weird season at Anfield without any European games to enjoy after missing out by four points last season. They are working hard to ensure that doesn't happen again and Gerrard will play a big role in stabilizing the midfield.

What They're Saying

Reds manager Kenny Dalglish talked after the game about how far the team has come since Fenway Sports Group took over last year (via ESPN):

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Dalglish noted the strides which had been made, but insisted it was only the beginning.

"I don't know where we're going, I just think everyone connected with the club is happy with where we have reached so far,'' he added. "We will continue to do what we possibly can to take it further.''

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Canaries midfielder Anthony Pilkington discussed his team's confidence, which allows them to go up against the league's top team and produce results (via team website):

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"These are the games we need to win. You maybe don't look at picking many points up from places like Old Trafford but we like to go everywhere believing we can win and believing we can cause an upset.

"Come the end of the season we believe these are the teams that are going to be in and around us and these are a massive three points that we have to keep picking up."

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Player to Watch for Liverpool: F Luis Suarez

Suarez is the only player on Liverpool with more than one goal in league play this season. The 24-year-old Uruguayan striker has scored four times in EPL play and has picked up four more points in Carling Cup clashes.

He's clearly the main target when Liverpool is on the attack and, with the midfield continuing to improve its form, he should start seeing even more golden scoring opportunities in the coming weeks. Hes a strong bet find the score sheet at least once on Saturday.

Player to Watch for Norwich City: F Steve Morison

Pilkington might be stealing the headlines, but Morison has been a consistent threat in the attacking third all season. The veteran striker has looked to be a facilitator more often than not, so his goal total doesn't represent all he brings to the team.

If Norwich has any hope of pulling off an upset, Morison, Pilkington and Grant Holt will all need to be in fine form. They are big underdogs, but they have been playing well lately and a confident team is a dangerous team.

Prediction: Liverpool 3, Norwich City 1