Marseille v Liverpool
Liverpool striker Fernando Torres is fit to start against Marseille despite injuring his ankle during the 3-1 defeat at Reading on Saturday.
But Daniel Agger and Xabi Alonso have not travelled to a game Liverpool must win to guarantee qualification.
Marseille's Samir Nasri returns to the squad having missed Saturday's 2-0 victory over Monaco.
Former Liverpool players Djibril Cisse and Boudewijn Zenden are also named in coach Eric Gerets' 20-man party.
News conference: Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez
Marseille (from): Mandanda, Mate, Zubar, Givet, Rodriguez, Faty, Taiwo, Bonnart, M'Bami, Cheyrou, Cana, Nasri, Valbuena, Ziani, Zenden, Oruma, Gragnic, Cisse, Niang, Ayew.
Liverpool (from): Reina, Arbeloa, Finnan, Carragher, Hyypia, Hobbs, Riise, Benayoun, Gerrard, Mascherano, Lucas, Sissoko, Kewell, Babel, Kuyt, Voronin, Crouch, Torres, Itandje.
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez:
"We know how to play under pressure. If you want to win trophies, you must play in finals. And for us, this is like a final.
"We need to play really well in Marseille if we are to qualify. But that is football. We need to focus on this, prepare and look to find solutions for this game.
"We have seen a lot of their games in a row, 10 games from when we played them until now, and we know a lot about their team. We are more confident."
Marseille coach Eric Gerets:
"It will be a fast-paced match and in my opinion, Liverpool are going to try to pass the ball around three times quicker than they did on the first match between us.
"That is their strength and it will be up to us to find the a way to stop that.
"I have seen my players improve as well and they don't seem worried - in fact, they are more motivated than ever."