LIVERPOOL manager Juergen Klopp described Tuesday game with Manchester United as a clash between two of the biggest clubs in the world and said his team were in for a stern test despite the opposition struggle this season.
Second placed Liverpool trail Premier League leaders Manchester City by one point while United are fifth three points behind Tottenham Hotspur who occupy the last Champions League spot.
It a big game a massive game two of the biggest clubs in the world. Always we have to learn to deal with it Klopp told reporter on Monday. br>
The Man United we will face they will go for it. They want to go to the Champions League. It will be an intense 90 minutes it an incredibly important game again for both team. That says it all. Both teams are fighting.
The German also commended his opposite number Ralf Rangnick for the job he had done since taking over on an interim basis at Old Trafford last year.
I have not spoken to him since he has been in England out of respect but you can see the changes he has made there and the part he has improved said Klopp of his compatriot.
I think Ralf tried to organise them with a clear structure. That is what he did. United have played some really good game but even when they win it difficult to gain momentum. But they concede less now for sure.
Liverpool can go top with victory over their old rival who they thrashed 5 0 at Old Trafford earlier in the season and are overwhelming favourite to inflict more misery on United and take another step towards a potential quadruple of trophies.
