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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and Manchester United counterpart Erik ten Hag have called for an end to chants about tragedies such as Munich and Hillsborough ahead of Sunday's Premier League clash between the sides at Anfield.
Manchester United will be looking to continue their winning form and put a little bit more pressure on Manchester City for second-place as they make the trip to Liverpool who have rejuvenated their form lately. The EFL Cup champions impressed in their FA Cup win against West Ham and now return to league action with a game-in-hand over City who sit six points ahead of Erik ten Hag's side.
Jurgen Klopp and Erik ten Hag have issued a joint statement calling for an end to ‘tragedy chanting’ in football ahead of tomorrow’s clash between the two sides. Manchester United travel to face Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday afternoon, and neither club wishes for the game to be marred by any vile chanting.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has admitted that his team's clash with Manchester United is still a huge fixture and that it would be sad if it wasn't treated as such anymore.
Manchester United will be looking to complete the league double over Liverpool when they face their fierce rivals at Anfield on Sunday afternoon. Both sides head into the match in resurgent form and will be looking to secure three points as well as the all-important bragging rights.
Manchester United have an opportunity to do the Premier League double over Liverpool for the first time in seven years at Anfield this weekend.
The last time Manchester United prepared to take on Liverpool, they did so with the weight of the world on their shoulders.
Manchester United return to Premier League action for the first time in a fortnight after lifting the Carabao Cup as well as ensuring Europa League and FA Cup progression in consecutive midweeks.