Should Liverpool prevail on Saturday, it would be the Reds fourth home win in 11 days in three different competitions, which would cap an impressive comeback for a team that looked like hitting rock bottom after a gutless performance against Manchester United at Old Trafford a few weeks ago. Nevertheless, the Reds still find themselves 11 points behind United and co-leader Chelsea, which managed to beat them at home earlier in the year. “It is enjoyable at the moment as we are scoring goals and are playing good football, said Peter Crouch, Liverpool’s towering forward. “Hopefully we can go on a bit of a run.” Liverpool’s first team is coming off a pair of comprehensive 3-0 victories, against Aston Villa in the Premier League and then Bordeaux in the Champions League on Tuesday. Crouch added that it was particularly good to see Steve Gerrard on target; Liverpool’s midfield general has struggled to find the net this year after finishing as the club’s top scorer in all competitions last year with 23 goals. Manager Rafael Benitez fielded an unchanged lineup in each of the two games for the first time in 99 consecutive matches. Perhaps that represents a change of heart from Benitez, but either way, tomorrow’s home match against Reading, a rematch from last week’s thrilling 4-3 Carling Cup victory for Liverpool, represents another must-win for the Reds, who already find themselves with considerable ground to make up at this early point in the season.