Arne Slot's Liverpool host Ruud van Nistelrooy's struggling Leicester on Boxing Day, with the Reds boss having never achieved a win over his Dutch compatriot as a manager

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Liverpool boss Arne Slot looking forward to Ruud van Nistelrooy reunion - Arne Slot pipped Ruud van Nistelrooy to the Eredivisie title as manager of Feyenoord.

Arne Slot says Liverpool cannot underestimate teams like Leicester as, if they do, his Reds will not be "as good as we might think we are". The Premier League leaders have a four-point gap at the top of the table and host relegation-threatened Foxes later as they look to cement their current position ahead of Chelsea.

Liverpool play Leicester City on Boxing Day but this won't actually be the first time Arne Slot and Ruud van Nistelrooy have locked horns

Slot and Van Nistelrooy crossed paths while coaching in the Eredevisie and the Liverpool manager believes his fellow Dutchman is a

Liverpool boss Arne Slot insists Ruud van Nistelrooy will be good for Leicester City. Leicester go to Liverpool later today on Boxing Day. Slot faced Foxes manager Van Nistelrooy when the pair were competing in Eredivisie.

Arne Slot Weighs in on Leicester Challenge and Van Nistelrooy’s InfluenceLiverpool’s recent 6-3 away victory against Tottenham has not only stretched their lead at the Premier League summit but

The former Feyenoord manager drew and lost in the Dutch league to the ex-Man United striker and now Foxes boss, who was coach of PSV Eindhoven.

Arne Slot has made it perfectly clear that he's thrilled at one deal Liverpool somehow managed to pull off. He just keeps winning. Arne Slot is celebrating once again. That's just his default emotion these days,

Liverpool sits top of the Premier League at Christmas, but the Reds - and Jurgen Klopp in particular - know all too well that it doesn't guarantee them the title