Arne Slot has made four changes as Liverpool host Tottenham in the EFL Cup on Thursday.
The Reds are hoping to reach a first final under the Dutchman by overturning a 1-0 deficit against Spurs from the first leg, as they welcome the Londoners to Anfield.
Ange Postecoglou's side holds the advantage after Lucas Bergvall's controversial late strike on 8 January and Slot has tried to switch things up to give his side an edge in the second leg.
Slot has selected Darwin Nunez rather than continuing with Luis Diaz upfront in the contest after his poor performance against Bournemouth.
The Reds boss has given first-choice goalkeeper Alisson a rest by selecting Caoimhin Kelleher for the clash with the North London outfit.
Conor Bradley replaces injured star Trent Alexander-Arnold and Curtis Jones starts instead of Alexis Mac Allister.
The Colombian attacker is finished as a number nine for the Reds after Slot's latest decision for the clash with Spurs.
The 28-year-old has impressed at times in the false nine role and scored a hat-trick against Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League on 5 November.
However, his recent performances have been underwhelming and his dropping from the starting eleven is absolutely justified.
In the 2-0 win against Bournemouth, Diaz registered one chance created and attempted just two shots despite playing the full 90 minutes. [Fotmob]
He took three touches in the opposition box in the contest and made two passes into the final third while completing just one dribble for a 50 per cent success rate.
In terms of his defensive effort, he won four of eight ground duels for a 50 per cent success rate and just one of three aerial duels for a 33 per cent success rate.
It is time for Slot to abandon the false nine experiment and allow Nunez or Diogo Jota to stake their claims for a starting berth.
If the Reds are to continue their momentum and contend for the Premier League and Champions League trophies then they need a constant presence upfront, something which Diaz cannot offer.
His best role is on the left but Cody Gakpo has that position nailed down at the moment.