The Reds are currently tenth in the league table and will be desperate for a win having managed just a single victory in their last five matches in all competitions. They were against Arsenal in their last outing in what was arguably their finest performance this season.
Brendan Rodgers' men dominated possession throughout the game, however the score line did not quite reflect that. They deservingly took the lead through Philippe Coutinho just before half time but cheaply conceded moments later as Mathieu Debuchy scored moments later.
Olivier Giroud continued his impressive form with his fifth goal of the season after good interchange with Santi Cazorla. The match was heading towards an Arsenal win until Martin Skrtel scored a thumping header deep into injury time as both the sides settled for a point.
The Liverpool players are gradually starting to adapt to the changes brought about by manager Brendan Rodgers, one of the key decisions made by the former Swansea manager is to axe Belgian international Simon Mignolet who has been replaced by Brad Jones as the first choice goalkeeper.
Despite the fact that the Australian has conceded six goals in his last three starts, he is confident that he can cling on to the number one spot.
"It is just up to me to go out and do my best and hold on to it for as long as I can," the 32-year-old keeper told reporters.
"As long as that continues, great. If it is a couple of weeks, a couple of months, we will see. I just have to make the most of it when I can.
"Every game is an opportunity. The manager hasn't said anything. I'll just play each game and hope that I do well enough to play the next one. I haven't had an awful lot to do in the last three games. I have tried to help the team in certain situations. I have tried to play as the manager wants me to do. I have just got to go on doing that."
Burnley like their counterparts have managed just a single victory in their last five matches but have suffered two defeats in the period. They will be without Ireland international Stephen Ward, whereas there are doubts over the likes of Michael Duff (calf), while Matt Taylor (Achilles) and Sam Vokes.
Fabio Borini's red card against Arsenal means that he will miss the trip to Burnley. Liverpool will also be without Joe Allen (knock) and Glen Johnson (groin) but Mario Balotelli will be available for selection after serving a one match ban.
Burnley vs Liverpool team sheets
Burnley's Starting XI: Heaton, Trippier, Shackell, Keane, Mee; Arfield, Jones, Marney, Boyd; Barnes, Ings.
Liverpool's Starting XI: Jone, Toure, Skrtel, Sakho, Lucas, Henderson, Gerrard, Markovich, Coutinho, Lallana, Sterling.
Burnley's Subs: Gilks, Long, Kightly, Wallace, Reid, Jutkiewicz, Vokes.
Liverpool's Subs: Mignolet, Lambert, Moreno, Manquillo, Can, Balotelli, Ojo.
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