Liverpool win appeal over Alexis Mac Allister red card

Liverpool are preparing for a trip to face Newcastle United which promises to be a thrilling Premier League encounter.

As Jurgen Klopp prepares his team to take the field for their third league game of the season, he has been boosted by the new that Alexis Mac Allister's red card has been rescinded.

The Reds began their campaign with a 1-1 draw against Chelsea on the opening day of the season, setting the stage for a roller-coaster ride ahead. Their subsequent game saw them secure a convincing 3-1 victory against Bournemouth, igniting the Anfield faithful with hopes of a promising season.

However, the spotlight shifted to Mac Allister during the second half of the Bournemouth match, as he was shown a red card by referee Thomas Bramall for a late challenge on Ryan Christie.

The decision incensed supporters as the challenge was late, no doubt, but not worthy of a sending off much less a three game suspension.

Liverpool confirm on their official website: "A club appeal against the suspension has now been upheld by an Independent Regulatory Commission, meaning Mac Allister is eligible for selection when the Reds travel to Newcastle United on Sunday."

Alexis Mac Allister is now a key player for Klopp

Undoubtedly, Mac Allister's technical prowess and ability to navigate the opposition press have demonstrated to fans why he is set to become a pivotal player in Jurgen Klopp's squad.

The midfielder's potential has been widely recognized and his contributions on the field have added a new dimension to Liverpool's gameplay.

The red card verdict not only vindicates Mac Allister but is also a sigh of relief for Liverpool as they now know he will be available to face Eddie Howe's Newcastle.

With the ban overturned, the talented midfielder remains eligible for selection, and fans can look forward to witnessing his skills on full display once again.

Liverpool supporters will be hoping to see their team build on the positive momentum gained from their victory over Bournemouth and secure another crucial win on Sunday.

With Mac Allister's red card no longer an issue, the only issue still plaguing Liverpool's midfield is the lack of a fourth midfield signing and until that's sorted, fans will remain worried about the way this season will pan out.