Raheem Sterling has been used as a No 10 by England but Rodgers put him on the wing against Basle where he made his name. You can't blame Rodgers, for all Sterling's talent he hadn't scored in his last 19 games for club and country, hardly convincing evidence he deserves a more central role. Sterling, who turned 20 on Monday, has lost a bit of confidence and earned groans from the Kop after a poor touch ended a swift break. Raheem Sterling played out on the wing, but failed to show he was worthy of a more prominent central role
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Raheem Sterling failed to impress in a wide role for Liverpool on Tuesday
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Rafael Benitez was responsible for four of Liverpool's starting XI
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The Basle fans were above and beyond the home support at Anfield
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Paulo Sousa may have found his level at the Swiss club
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