Stephen Warnock has made 60 appearances for Blackburn scoring 3 goals (Getty)

Blackburn's Stephen Warnock has said returning to Liverpool on Sunday will be no different to any other Premier League game.

The full-back is yet to face his former club at Anfield since leaving in January 2007 but he has said it will be business as usual.

"It's just another game, I've been here over a year now," the 26-year-old told BBC Radio Lancashire.

"My time at Anfield is gone and I have no regrets about leaving."

Warnock has missed just one Premier League game this season and admits Rovers' challenge for a place in Europe has to take priority over his return to the club where he began his career.

"I don't look back on it and think I wish I was still there or anything like that.

"I'm just looking forward to the game, it'll be interesting playing at Anfield for the opposition team," he added.

I don't look back on it and think I wish I was still there Blackburn defender Stephen Warnock

Blackburn's Intertoto Cup ambitions will be tested to the limit in the next two matches, after facing Liverpool at Anfield, Rovers play host to Manchester United.

Warnock says he does not expect the European places to be settled until the end of the season.

"There's still five games left of the season and we know that there's going to be plenty more changes before the end.

"We'll look at it on the last day and we'll know where we are."