Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says he might rotate his squad for today's game against Stoke City.
The Reds registered a very important away scoreline in mid-week against Borussia Dortmund and will be determined to produce more of the same when they host Mark Hughes' side at Anfield.
But the German admits rotation is a possibility.
"For sure, in a situation like this, you need the crowd 100 per cent," Klopp told reporters.
"I think against Tottenham [and] against Dortmund we showed we are really ready. That we really want [it] if we try everything.
"I don't know how many games Stoke have had less than we have, a big number I would say. Over the whole of the season, I think it's 15 games or something like this.
"We have to ignore it but usually you cannot ignore it, you have to know about it.
"For us it will be a big fight, for sure. For this fight, we need each voice at Anfield.
"Hopefully we can create a big atmosphere because it will be really, really necessary.
"We have no time for resting, that's the situation. Of course, we have to think about a few changes, that's how it is.
"We have to see. We have training at 5pm and then we have to see. We have to make decisions."