Jamie Redknapp

And to maintain that attitude and that mindset.

And yeah, look, they are 22 points behind a Liverpool side that have been absolutely phenomenal this season.

But I watch them and I find them a joy to watch.

They're magnificent on the ball.

They work hard.

They press teams well.

Very rarely do they let themselves down.

And if it is because they maybe try to overpass at times because the game gets so easy for them.

So this is going to be a fantastic football match.

I think that the problem that City may have is Kevin De Bruyne is not fit, although I think he might be.

I've just got that feeling with his shoulder injury.

Remember, they rested him in midweek.

But, you know, you want to see De Bruyne against Fernandes.

That's going to be, I think that's going to be one to certainly watch.

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, if you look at how United are playing, I was at the League Cup game earlier in the season, the Carabao Cup game when, you know, Manchester City obviously lost that one.

But even the League game when City were, I wouldn't say outclassed by United, but United were extremely dangerous on the paces, you know, with Martial and Rashford obviously played that day.

I think Lingard played as well.

They were very, very dangerous on the counter-attack.

So at home it's different because you've got to get after this City side and you've got to set the tempo because you're the home team because the crowd obviously want that to happen and that makes it dangerous because City can hit you on the counter-attack and the pace whether he goes to Aguero or Jesus because Jesus away from home has been fantastic.