Reds set for international action

As the qualification process for next year's World Cup finals draws to a close, Liverpoolfc.tv takes a look at where each of the Reds' stars will be in action across the globe tonight.

Glen Johnson is set to figure for England as the Three Lions bring the curtain down on a successful Group 6 qualifying campaign with a Wembley fixture against Belarus.

Anfield teammates Fernando Torres, Pepe Reina and Albert Riera are with the Spain squad for their encounter with Bosnia.

La Furia Roja are already qualified, but will want to maintain their 100 per cent record in Group 5 in a match UK viewers will be able to watch live and exclusively on LFC TV or through Liverpoolfc.tv with an e-Season Ticket.

It promises to be a far nervier affair for Martin Skrtel's Slovakia, who will look to bounce back from Saturday's disappointing home loss to Slovenia by securing a place at next year's showpiece.

A win in Chorzow against Poland will see the Slovaks grab top spot in Group 3, but they'll have to do it without the services of Liverpool's commanding centre-back due to suspension.

Daniel Agger is with the Denmark squad as they sign off from qualification with a home match against Hungary. The Danes are sure to be in triumphant mood after booking their place in South Africa thanks to a win against Sweden at the weekend.

Greece will welcome back Sotirios Kyrgiakos from suspension as they take on Luxembourg in Athens.

The Greeks still harbour hopes of overhauling Switzerland into first place in Group 2 and gain direct qualification, though the Swiss need just a point against Yossi Benayoun and Israel in Basel to progress.

Meanwhile, Emiliano Insua will be hoping to retain his place in the Argentina starting line-up for their crunch clash with Uruguay.

Javier Mascherano is set to skipper Los Albicelestes, who go in search of a win that would guarantee them automatic qualification into the finals.

Argentina can also progress with a draw, providing Ecuador do not beat the already-qualified Chile by five clear goals.

But Uruguay will go through to the fianls if they beat Diego Maradona's men.

Finally, Lucas Leiva's Brazil play host to Venezuela looking to put the weekend defeat to Bolivia behind them. The Selecao are already assured of a spot at next year's competition.