Jurgen Klopp’s side are on a run of three consecutive league victories and another win on Sunday would see the Reds leapfrog Manchester City and return to the top of the table.
SUPER SUNDAY LINE-UP
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Graeme Souness
Jamie Carragher
...Roy Keane?
Manchester United's former captain, who played 21 times against Liverpool, will be in the studio tomorrow: https://t.co/sdXjX1UTdp pic.twitter.com/ovG816nrkI
With the previous two encounters between the two sides at Anfield resulting in 0-0 draws, there is cause for scepticism over Liverpool’s chances on Sunday. Reds legend Souness told Newstalk, via The Sport Review: “Going back to when I was playing, I can only make this comparison.
“When I played we were the better team and Man United weren’t winning things. We never had an easy game. They pushed us all the way. It’s because of the rivalry.
“I expect the same on Sunday. I fancy Liverpool. Jose [Mourinho] doesn’t know his best XI and he’s two and a half years in.”
Klopp insists Liverpool will be ready if Mourinho parks the bus again at Anfield on Sunday. #LFChttps://t.co/jjuWN7ixm7
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Liverpool are in fine form heading into Sunday’s clash and will be buoyed by a 1-0 win over Napoli last week which sealed their qualification through to the Champions League knockout stages.
On a traditional European night on Merseyside, Anfield was rocking that night and a similarly hot atmosphere can be expected on an otherwise bitterly cold day in Liverpool as Jurgen Klopp’s side and Mourinho’s men take to the field.
HOW KLOPP REDESIGNED LIVERPOOL ATTACK
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Despite reaching the Champions League final, Jurgen Klopp has made changes to Liverpool's front-line this season. @Carra23 assesses their evolution: https://t.co/Me4Rn06Oiu pic.twitter.com/vWk6qBj3pd
United returned to winning ways and rediscovered their goal scoring form with a 4-1 victory over Fulham last weekend and will require no added motivation as they go to Anfield in search of a win which would help pull them closer to the top four.
Source : 90min