Liverpool will aim to respond to their Premier League setback against Manchester United with a resounding performance and victory when they go to Tottenham in the Carabao Cup first leg on Wednesday - with memories of last month's big win there still fresh in the mind.
The stats suggest the Reds will cause serious problems for Spurs' depleted backline - just as they did when they hit six goals in north London in December.
Liverpool may have been pegged back for a 2-2 draw by Manchester United on Sunday but they once again produced a threatening attacking display, with 19 shots at Anfield.
In fact, their Expected Goals total of 2.8 means they are averaging 2.36xG per game in the Premier League this season.
That is far and away the most of any side in the division.
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It's so impressive, Jurgen Klopp only topped that total once across a whole season during his time in charge.
How Arne Slot shapes up his team for this first leg will be intriguing to see but he has his full array of attacking options to choose from.
The season's top attacker Mohamed Salah - who struck twice at Spurs in December - will no doubt be chomping at the bit to play his part and add silverware in what he says looks to be his final year at the club. He started the 6-3 league win at Spurs alongside in-form Cody Gakpo and Luis Diaz - who also bagged a brace at Spurs.
A fit-again Diogo Jota will be vying with Darwin Nunez for involvement, too, while Federico Chiesa will be keen to make a belated impact.
How Spurs' Ange Postecoglou would love to have that kind of selection headache.
His side's list of absentees is around the double-figure mark but it is in defence where there is cause for concern ahead of this important cup tie.
They were down to the bare bones when Liverpool last came to town and the situation has worsened rather than eased since then.
Their 2-1 defeat to Newcastle on Saturday reflected their struggles at the back right now.
Stand-in goalkeeper Fraser Forster was laid low by a bug, which also affected centre-backs Archie Gray and Radu Dragusin, who was forced off at half-time. Regular left-back Destiny Udogie is still out with injury and his replacement Djed Spence later had to fill in at centre-back.
First-choice centre-backs Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven remain sidelined and Ben Davies is still unavailable.
Newcastle took advantage. They scored twice from an xG total of 2.45.
That's the fifth time Spurs have allowed an opposition side to pass the 2xG mark this season. Every instance has come in the past injury-dogged nine games.
Indeed, only rock-bottom Southampton have racked up more xG against in the Premier League since November.
Goals conceded, shots faced and xG against are all up for Spurs over the past couple of months as they struggle with their shortages.
The hope will be Fraser, Dragusin and Gray shake off the illness which dogged them going into that match. In midfield, Rodrigo Bentancur will be back from suspension. But another chastening defeat at the hands of a hungry Liverpool attack will be the fear of Spurs fans heading to the stadium on Wednesday night.
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And yet, perhaps there is hope at the other end.
Spurs scored three past Liverpool during the chaos of that pre-Christmas clash, although Dejan Kulusevski and Dominic Solanke goals came too late, following James Maddison's first-half hit.
Slot referenced how United's transition play hurt his side at Anfield - just as Nottingham Forest and Fulham had done there.
While Spurs won't sit back in the same manner those clubs did on their away days on Merseyside, Postecoglou's men rank third in the Premier League for direct attacks and fourth for direct speed up the pitch. It is that quick transition from back to front which is the Postecoglou way - and has been shown to unsettle Liverpool's rearguard this term.
Spurs don't play as many long balls per game as Fulham (49), United (49) and Forest (50), with an average of just 32 this season. So the question will be whether they can couple the required physicality and passing precision to cut through Liverpool on the counter, given their injury issues.
Certainly, Tottenham supporters will be hoping that, for the second time in the space of a week, an opposition team can pull off an unexpected result against Slot's Liverpool side.