Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish is relishing Luis Suarez's return from suspension as he targets an improved goal return from his side.
The Uruguayan is available again following his eight-match suspension for racially abusing Patrice Evra and could go straight back into the side that hosts Tottenham on Monday night.
Suarez has had little time to form a partnership with Andy Carroll up front for the Anfield giants, while talismanic Steven Gerrard has also made a welcome return from injury.
"I've been told the three of them have only played 60 minutes together," Dalglish said.
"For various reasons I don't think they've had a great deal of time to play together on the pitch, but the West Brom game away in October comes to mind that Luis and Andy did well.
"Luis played Andy in for a goal that day and so we hope to see more of them together. I am happy we've got all the strikers fit and available at the moment. Within the team partnerships will develop."
Liverpool of course remain unbeaten in the league at home this season, although Spurs were the last visiting team to win at Anfield last May.