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Liverpool to face Ipswich, Chelsea to test leaky defense of Manchester City

London, Jan 24 (UNI) Liverpool has the chance to add further pressure at the top of the Premier League on Saturday as its nearest chasers face tricky away games.
Arne Slot's side plays at home to Ipswich Town, who will travel to Anfield chastened in the wake of last weekend's 6-0 hammering at home to Manchester City.
Ipswich played some good attacking football for the opening half hour of that defeat, but its expansive football has been punished by powerful rivals, and visiting coach Kieran McKenna may have to switch to a more conservative approach against a rival that has plenty of goalscoring options.
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