Following last weekend’s home win over AFC Bournemouth, the Reds were back at work on Tuesday to build up to their clash with the Magpies on Sunday.

Take a look at the session overseen by Jürgen Klopp and his staff with our 40 images from Kirkby below…:

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Luis Diaz and Trent Alexander-Arnold were both cleared to take part in Liverpool training on Tuesday.

The Reds won their first home game of the new Premier League season on Saturday, defeating Bournemouth 3-1, although both players had injury scares and were taken off as a precaution.

The news that both are well enough to participate in an early training session will be hailed as a highly good development with Jurgen Klopp’s team scheduled to play Newcastle United at St James’ Park on Sunday afternoon.

“[Trent] told me he had a kick which was pretty painful,” Klopp said on Saturday. “But as far as a twist or fall, it was a kick. That’s why we changed then but I hope he will be fine.”

Diaz also received treatment after being withdrawn late on but is fit and ready for selection for Sunday’s game against the team who pipped them to a top-four place last term.

Curtis Jones, however, was not pictured in action after he missed Saturday’s game with an ankle issue. The England Under-21 international was likely still rehabbing the issue ahead of a comeback and Klopp will deliver the latest fitness update in his Friday press conference at the AXA Training Centre.

Elsewhere, new signing Wataru Endo was able to undertake another session with his new team-mates following his sudden switch from Stuttgart for around £16m last week.

The Japan international made his debut for the Reds at the weekend when he was introduced as a second-half substitute following the sending-off of Alexis Mac Allister.

Endo was pictured taking in some tactical advice from Klopp as the 30-year-old gets up to speed in time for the visit to Newcastle at the weekend. With Mac Allister has been removed red card, the former Stuttgart man could have a big role to play in the North East.

Stefan Bajcetic and Thiago Alcantara were not pictured and Klopp will also include the Spanish pair in his latest update when he speaks to the media on Friday at the training base.