The first of the team news has dropped, do not worry the rest will soon follow.

Real Betis: Valles; Bellerin, Bartra, Natan, Garcia; Fornals, Isco, Roca; Antony, Parrott, Ezzalzouli.

Bench: Diego Conde, Diego Llorente, Bernal, Ángel Ortiz, Fidalgo, Valentín Gómez, Rodrigo Riquelme, Deossa, Lo Celso, Aitor Ruibal, Ceballos, Morante

Feyenoord: Ernst; Read, St Juste, Marmol, Lopez; Zechiel, Vanhoutte, Targhalline; Hadj Moussa, Ferri, Valente.

Bench: Kastenmeier, Bossin, Watanabe, Gonçalo Borges, Steijn, Deijl, Van Den Elshout, Kraaijeveld, Diarra, Wessels, Schaken

Andy Hunter

The shot sailed wide of Peter Gulacsi’s top corner and into the Kop, affording Villarreal much-needed respite at 4-2, but for Andoni Iraola it was a standout moment in a scintillating Champions League display from Rio Ngumoha. To a coach that called for versatility from all of his wingers this summer, here was a significant step forward among many from the 18-year-old at Anfield.

There were questions over how Ngumoha would adapt to playing on the right even before Liverpool increased the likelihood by signing Bradley Barcola for £123m from Paris Saint-Germain. On his fifth start under Iraola on Tuesday, which his side ultimately won 4-3, Liverpool witnessed an answer: quickly, incisively and confidently. The teenager’s willingness to cut inside from the right and shoot from distance with the left foot captured Iraola’s imagination as much as the devastating run that created Alexis Mac Allister’s second goal of the game.