Sameer Khan
The Reds’ chief Jurgen Klopp explains his feelings behind thoughts of Manchester United having an advantage over Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp had a lot to say about Manchester United ahead of their match against Liverpool on Sunday. He explained how he is grateful for being a part of a club with so much history.
Moreover, much to everyone’s surprise he also stated that Manchester United have an advantage over Liverpool today. He does not believe that Liverpool’s historic 7-0 win against Ten Hag last season will not hold any sway over today’s game.
Moreover, He said that last year’s win can be looked at as the team that lost 7-0 vs, not the team that won 7-0. Despite, the difference in their success Klopp does not believe that his Liverpool side is better than Manchester United.
Let’s have a look at what the German coach had to say about his opponents. (h/t Liverpool FC)
“I am aware that United are not arriving in their very best moment but all this means is that they will see this game as an opportunity to create their best moment. We know this because this is one of the oldest stories of football.
Klopp is prepared for a true test. Hopefully, Ten Hag is prepared better as he heads over to Anfield in hopes of victory.
At a time when everyone in the world is counting them out, Manchester United’s opponents are counting on them to be in their best shape. Klopp’s words could go a long way towards motivating the mentally depleted Old Trafford squad.
The German coach then turned his attention to his fans and hopes that their presence will be felt at Anfield today. Not just Liverpool fans, being a true gentleman the Reds’ chief is also expecting Manchester United fans to show up and show out.
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Erik ten Hag and his team are in desperate need of a win today. Fans across the world are expecting a hard-fought battle from both sides. However, the Dutchman’s job might be in danger if he fails to deliver results today.
