Manchester City returns to action after the international break and faces Liverpool. Will Erling Haaland be available?

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland is confirmed fit and available to play against Liverpool following the international break. Despite limping off during a recent match for Norway against Portugal, the issue was attributed to exhaustion rather than an ankle or leg injury.
Haaland received extra rest before rejoining team training ahead of the upcoming clash at Anfield. Manchester City enters the fixture aiming to extend its season-opening league winning streak to six consecutive games.
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