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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp believes nothing in world football can prepare you for facing Manchester City but he feels the excellence of their Premier League rivals has helped his side become title contenders again.
Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has stoked the fire ahead of Sunday’s crucial Premier League game with Manchester City — and irked plenty of football fans in the process — by declaring the match-up as the greatest rivalry in the history of English football. The former defender says trying to compare it to the battles between Manchester United and Arsenal in the late 1990s and early 2000s “run out of steam” because it did not extend to the Champions League — with both Liverpool and City on course to face each other in this year’s final. Ad/> A winner on Sunday would be top of the table with seven games to play, while a draw would keep City ahead by just one point.
Jurgen Klopp says Pep Guardiola is the best coach in the world as he defended his Manchester City counterpart in reaction to his recent comments about overthinking tactics for big games.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp believes nothing in world football can prepare you for facing Manchester City but he feels the excellence of their Premier League rivals has helped his side become title contenders again.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp snapped at a reporter for taking comments made by Pep Guardiola earlier this week too literally and labelled his Manchester City counterpart ‘the best coach in the world’.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says anyone who thinks the Premier League title will be “done and dusted” if they beat Manchester City on Sunday is wrong — but he admits it is “madness” that they have pushed each other so much in the past four years. City go into the game just a point above their rivals and many believe whoever comes out on top at the Etihad Stadium will end up finishing the season as champions, as both teams will only have seven games left to play. Ad/> But Klopp, predictably, does not see it that way and believes there is plenty of time for either side to slip up.
Manchester City’s clash with Liverpool on Sunday will go a long way to shaping the repeat of their unforgettable title fight three years ago.
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