Four players picked up injuries playing Real on Wednesday: Freddie Ljungberg (calf), Henry (knee), Jens Lehmann (another knee), and Cesc Fabregas (groin). But Arsene Wenger says that Henry and Jens have both recovered, and that Freddie and Cesc are also expected to be ok for tomorrow.

Robin van Persie and Pascal Cygan are expected to return to training on Sunday, while Sol Campbell has already done so but is short of match fitness ("mentally there is no problem", says Wenger, who thinks Sol will be back to play Juventus in the quarter-final). Ashley Cole, Kerrea Gilbert and Gael Clichy are a bit further away, and Lauren is out till the end of the season.

Much of the team picks itself at the moment. Perhaps the most interesting question is whether or not we revert to a simple 4-4-2, with Adebayor coming back in after being cup-tied on Wednesday, or stick with the formation that's served so well against Real.

Liverpool have renewed focus themselves, having gone out of Europe. They're 2 points behind Manchester United in second place, although United have a game in hand. For Arsenal, with Tottenham and Bolton having tough games against Chelsea and West Ham respectively, the game represents a chance to get back into the position of being almost-favourites for the 4th Champs League spot, although with our erratic domestic form one'd be hard pressed to make us actual favourites for anything until the final whistle of the final game.

The visitors have Mali midfielder Mohamed Sissoko recovering from an eye problem sustained in the first leg of their Champs League loss to Benfica. He has just returned to training but won't be back for a week or two. Dietmar Hamann may well play instead of Sissoko, alongside Xabi Alonso in central midfield, with Steven Gerrard playing wide right. Sami Hyypia may be out with a hamstring problem. If so, Daniel Agger may deputise since Djimi Traore has proved himself to be worse at centre-back than he is on the left. They're also without John Arne Riise who could be missing for a while with groin and back problems.

The reds are in the process of finalising a loan deal for their 3rd choice keeper Scott Carson, who will be going to Sheffield Wednesday. If Liverpool have a problem at the moment, it's that they're not scoring enough goals. It wouldn't be surprising to see our nemesis Robbie Fowler play a significant part of this match.