Live text - Rabotnicki v Liverpool

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By Mark Orlovac

4 mins: There have been no clear-cut chances so far, the ball is concentrated in the middle third. Every time a Liverpool player gets the ball, there is loud whistling and jeering from the home support. Goodness knows what will happen if one of them actually fouls one of their players. Striker David Amoo is failed near the penalty box but the referee waves play on.

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1 min: Rabotnicki get us under way. Now, I've got no commentary of this game by the way so do bear with me.

1942: It's going to be an early start for the game at the Philip II Arena. Tell you what, the Rabotnicki faithful are pumped for this one. It's pretty lively in the ground and we've heard some wonderful Euro rock so far.

1940: So it's a fairly inexperienced Liverpool side for Roy Hodgson's first competitive game in charge. Daniel Agger, Martin Skrtel, Sotirios Kyrgiakos, Alberto Aquilani, Lucas and David Ngog are the established players to start. New signing Milan Jovanovic is handed his debut.

TEAMS: Rabotnicki: Bogatinov, Belica, Sekulovski, Dimovski, Todorovski, Gligorov, Tuneski, Fernando Lopes, Ze Carlos, Da Silva, Wandeir. Subs: Kandikijan, Marcio, Mojsov, Adem, Roberto Carlos, Petkovski, Sinkovic.
Liverpool: Cavalieri, Kelly, Kyrgiakos, Skrtel, Agger, Spearing, Aquilani, Lucas, Jovanovic, Ngog, Amoo. Subs: Gulacsi, Darby, Shelvey, Dalla Valle, Eccleston, Ayala, Ince.
Referee: Antonio Damato (Barletta)

1936: Now with the regular football text commentators otherwise engaged for a while after their exertions at the World Cup, I'll be the one taking you through tonight's action. Think of me as the supply teacher who used to take over your lessons at school when your geography teacher was away. That doesn't mean you can muck about though, I'll still need all of your chat to keep me going through the night. It doesn't just have to be about tonight's game, you can talk about Roy Hodgson, Joe Cole or the possible exit of Javier Mascherano. Probably best if we keep on football though. Normal rules apply, don't be shy. Use 606, Twitter or text us on 81111 (UK) or +44 7786200666 (worldwide) with FOOTBALL before your message.

1933: And a very good evening to you. After a bit of confusion early doors as to whether we would actually be doing this, it's good to be with you for the start of Liverpool's European journey against the exotically titled Rabotnicki Skopje. The Macedonians are apparently called the Romantics, which has certainly lifted my soul on this summer's evening. I wonder if they like Spandau Ballet? All the action begins at 1945 BST.

1930: It's been just 18 days since the end of the World Cup, seems longer than that doesn't it? Time to get back in the saddle. Welcome to what I'm calling Europa League third qualifying (first leg). Or something.

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