Kenny Dalglish today revealed that Steven Gerrard has stepped up his rehabilitation - but refused to give a timescale on when the skipper will return to action.
The midfielder has made great strides in his recovery from an ankle infection and was back in light training at the end of last week.
However, the boss remains cautious over when the No.8 will be available for selection.
Dalglish told reporters at Melwood: "We are looking alright I think. We only trained on Tuesday, but there's nothing there that will cause us a problem for Sunday."
He continued: "Steven is progressing and training really well. Everybody is delighted with his progress, so that is positive as well.
"We'll wait and see (if he's available). We won't set any targets for Sunday that we won't reach. When he's ready he'll be ready. It's fantastic for him that he's progressing as well as he is and great for us as well."
Dalglish was also quizzed about the FA case relating to Luis Suarez.
He said: "We can't do or say anything that will be prejudicial in any way, shape or form.
"With regards to Luis, we'll say what we have said before. We'll stand right beside him and help him as much as we possibly can. After it's finished there will be a chance for a conversation."
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