Oli Yew

But as I say, United should have all the motivation they need this weekend.

He's also put in some mature performances for England.

It's been an amazing season so far and United will be hoping it will continue on Sunday.

But if he is missing, they do have the option of Mason Greenwood.

Solskjaer this week has said he's not ready for England, but everyone needs their breakout performance.

And we all remember Marcus Rashford against Arsenal a few years ago.

And maybe Greenwood can make the same impact on Sunday at Anfield.

Yeah, I mean, if we build on that point, you know, there are plenty of examples around the Premier League, but...

A particular example is Arsenal and during the Emery period and how that lack of communication between the manager and the fans, you know, it affected everything at that club.

And, you know, the early signs of Mikel Arteta is that that communication is coming back and you can see the change in the stadium already.

And that's something that Klopp has built on.

And it's not taken a few weeks.

It's taken season after season to get to this point.

But yeah, I mean, United, they've got to deal with the atmosphere as much as they've got to deal with Liverpool on the pitch.

We all know that famous Anfield atmosphere, and it will be there on Sunday.

And as you say, if Liverpool find themselves behind, whether it's one, whether it's two,

Yeah, and that's testament to what Gerald's saying and what Klopp's done in that, you know, United will sit back and try to frustrate, but it's very hard to frustrate that Anfield crowd because they know the character of the team and they know the character of Klopp.

So it's a hard thing to do, even if you do nick a goal, there's still plenty more to do.

Yeah, we all know about the big gap between them in the table, but it all comes down to Sunday really and there are records on the line.

Liverpool might not be looking at them, but United will want to end them.