Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher will start for Liverpool against Sydney FC on Wednesday night in a rare return to a Reds shirt.
The two club legends have been joined by Daniel Agger and Steve McManaman in Jurgen Klopp's squad for the end-of-season friendly.
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Former captain Gerrard will line up in midfield alongside Lucas and teenager Ben Woodburn, while Carragher will feature in a back four that also includes Dejan Lovren, Alberto Moreno and another youngster Trent Alexander-Arnold.
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Meanwhile, Sydney captain Alex Brosque is bullish about the Sky Blues' chances against a "tired" Liverpool.
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The Reds arrived in Australia on Wednesday morning.
With the Premier League having only just finished on Sunday - two weeks after Sydney defeated Melbourne Victory in the A-League grand final - Brosque reckons his side have a chance of winning.
The 33-year-old forward told reporters on Tuesday that tight 1-0 losses to Tottenham and Chelsea in 2015 give him confidence.
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"I think we can [beat Liverpool]," Brosque said.
"They're a great team in the Champions League next year and a huge worldwide club, but I think we gave Chelsea and Tottenham a good go two years ago.
"Liverpool coming here off a very successful season, they'll be tired, they flew 24 hours after their last game, no doubt it'll be a tough game but we'll prepare for it as we do for every other game.
"We're going to just enjoy it, fresh off what we've done this year, I think it's a good time to be playing a club like Liverpool, and we'll throwing our best at it."
The match will also be a special occasion for Sydney winger David Carney, who spent some of his junior days the other side of the Mersey River at Everton.
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"When I was over there in England at Everton and Blackpool, playing against them there was always good banter between everyone," he told Sydney's website.
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"But my family is all Everton and it'll be a good occasion for them and Australian football."
Sydney will enter the match having broken a raft of records on their way to the A-League championship this season.
Liverpool defeated Middlesbrough 3-0 on Sunday to qualify for the Champions League for the first time since they finished second in 2013-14.
Wednesday night's game will be the fourth friendly Liverpool have played against A-League opposition in four years, having previously faced Melbourne Victory, Brisbane Roar and Adelaide United.
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Liverpool are one of the best-supported foreign clubs Down Under, and Australian ex-Reds midfielder Craig Johnston believes there is a cultural affinity between the English city and his homeland.
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"Getting out of Ireland, the first stop was always Liverpool. So there's a lot of Irish in Liverpool," Johnston said in the lead-up to the match.
"And don't forget our heritage with the convicts and the Irish. So there's an ironic sense of humour, there's the love of music, there's the love of football [that Australia and Liverpool have in common]."