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Mark Lawrenson is predicting that Liverpool will return to winning ways in the Premier

League on Saturday when they host Huddersfield at Anfield.

The Reds have had a week off to reflect on the disappointment of their 4-1 loss to Tottenham

at Wembley last weekend as they lost further ground in the Premier League title race.

That defeat by Spurs left Liverpool down in ninth place in the Premier League table and

12 points behind leaders Manchester City as they bid to try and get themselves back into

the title race this season.

Huddersfield head into the game fresh from their impressive 2-1 victory over Manchester

United last weekend after they became the first team to beat Jose Mourinho's men this

season.

However, former Liverpool star Lawrenson is tipping the Reds to bounce back and claim

all three points this weekend at Anfield.

Speaking to BBC Sport, Lawrenson said: "I have got it wrong when I have backed Liverpool

recently – but this is definitely a game I expect them to win.

"What is more important than my prediction is what Reds boss Jurgen Klopp does with his

team after their heavy defeat at Tottenham.

"Will he stick with his defenders and goalkeeper and say to them: 'You were awful last week,

but go and prove to me you are better than that?'

"Huddersfield were fantastic against United, and got exactly what they deserved – but

I am expecting to see a reaction from Liverpool, which is why I am backing them again this

week too."

Liverpool are aiming to improve on their fourth-placed finish in the Premier League last season as

they look to try and challenge for the title this term.

For more infomation >> Mark Lawrenson states his prediction for Liverpool v Huddersfield | News Now | #LFC - Live Update HD - Duration: 2:08.

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For more infomation >> Judah Friedlander: America Is The Greatest Country In The United States - Duration: 2:29.

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'UNACCEPTABLE' United States will NEVER allow a nuclear North Korea vows Mattis - Duration: 3:44.

'UNACCEPTABLE' United States will NEVER allow a nuclear North Korea vows Mattis

Mr Mattis warned that the secretive country's advancing nuclear and missile programs would undermine, rather than strengthen its security.   He said: Make no mistake - any attack on the United States, or our allies, will be defeated.

  And any use of nuclear weapons by the North will be met with a massive military response that is both effective and overwhelming.

The US Defence Secretary said: I cannot imagine a condition under which the United States can accept North Korea as a nuclear power. " This comes as he warned that the threat of a nuclear missile attack by North Korea is accelerating.

  He warned that the country run by the despot Kim Jong-Un would face a "massive military response" if it used nuclear weapons as he vowed to defeat any attack.

Mr Mattis has made it clear that North Korea is overmatched by the firepower and the bond of the US-South Korea alliance.   In September, North Korea carried out its sixth nuclear test, which was its biggest yet.

  It has also carried out a series of missile tests, firing two ballistic missiles over Japan.

Mr Mattis has been in Asia where he has been trying to highlight the importance of diplomacy in solving the crisis.  Mattiss South Korean counterpart, Defence Minister Song Young-moo, dismissed the idea of deploying tactical nuclear weapons to the peninsula as a response to the Norths advances.

Tensions between the United States and the Korean Peninsula have soared following a series of nuclear and missile tests led by Kim Jong-Un.   .

Trump - who has threatened to destroy the North if necessary - leaves on his first trip as president to Asia next week, including a stop in South Korea to meet President Moon Jae-in.

Moon, after talks with Mattis on Friday, said the aggressive deployment of U.S. strategic assets in the region, which have included overflights by U.S. bombers, had been effective in deterring the North Korean threat.

U.S. intelligence experts say Pyongyang believes it needs the nuclear weapons to ensure its survival and have been skeptical about diplomatic efforts, focusing on sanctions, to get Pyongyang to denuclearise.

Mattis suggested, however, that Pyongyang needed to understand that its weapons programs would not strengthen its defences.  If it remains on its current path of ballistic missiles and atomic bombs, it will be counter-productive, Mattis said, adding North Korea would be reducing its security..