Oli Yew

They will want to end their unbeaten run.

They'll want to...

create some doubt I think you know I think that's the only way we can look at it you know it's not going to change the course of the destination of the title but if Man United can start to create some doubt their fans will be more than happy come full time

An added thing for Liverpool is, it's been mentioned previously, but their record's not unbelievable against United in recent seasons.

So they'll want to improve that.

They'll want to make a statement.

And we keep putting hurdles in front of them, but they seem to be clearing them.

This feels like, you know, United have had their struggles, but this feels like quite a significant one.

I think it will definitely be in the back of his mind.

I mean, 14 points behind Liverpool now, and I think that draw on Monday will say a lot.

The win against Dinamo Zagreb.

would have kind of lifted the mood again and I think all City fans will start thinking, hang on a minute, I think we need to refocus our attentions onto the Champions League now.

You know, what City do have which helps them go for a Champions League campaign is strength in numbers.

You know, we saw Gabriel Jesus come into the side and score a hat-trick.

That's five goals in three games for him now.

And whilst they do miss Aguero, he's very much a good understudy to have.

But there's just one or two signs that they need freshening up, I think.

We saw, as you mentioned, Phil Foden come into the side.

David Silva's been there a long time.

He's obviously been arguably City's best ever player.