Liverpool
Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana remains a doubt for Monday's visit of Manchester United.
The England international sustained a groin strain in the win at Swansea just before the international break and his availability is still to be determined.

Fellow midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum returned from Holland duty with a hip problem although neither he nor Lallana have yet been ruled out, while defenders Nathaniel Clyne and Dejan Lovren, who both withdrew from their respective international squads with injuries, are fit.
Provisional squad: Karius, Clyne, Lovren, Matip, Milner, Henderson, Can, Wijnaldum, Mane, Firmino, Coutinho, Mignolet, Klavan, Moreno, Lucas, Grujic, Origi, Sturridge, Ings, Ejaria.


Manchester United
Jose Mourinho will have both Luke Shaw and Henrikh Mkhitaryan available for Manchester United's trip to Liverpool on Monday night.
Left-back Shaw has missed United's previous four fixtures with a groin strain while a thigh problem has kept Mkhitaryan sidelined since the Manchester derby on September 10.

Defender Phil Jones (knee) is the only definite absentee while England captain Wayne Rooney, dropped from the Three Lions' starting line-up in midweek, may have to make do with a fourth successive game among United's replacements.
Provisional squad: De Gea, Romero, Valencia, Darmian, Fosu-Mensah, Bailly, Blind, Rojo, Smalling, Shaw, Carrick, Fellaini, Herrera, Mata, Depay, Pogba, Schneiderlin, Young, Mkhitaryan, Lingard, Rooney, Ibrahimovic, Martial, Rashford.

We shall see sha... We're getting there...

TrapQueen77:



We shall see sha... We're getting there...

Mourinho will see blood

luvola:
Mourinho will see blood

Don't be so sure abt tat...

TrapQueen77:





Don't be so sure abt tat...

you too pretty to be supporting the red devil. come over to kopt

luvola:
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I'm a diehard fan of MAN U...

Win or lose, I won't leave the Red Devils... Tatz how loyal I am...

TrapQueen77:





I'm a diehard fan of MAN U...

Win or lose, I won't leave the Red Devils... Tatz how loyal I am...

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Monday evening.
Liverpool vs. Man United
Monday October 17, 2016 – 8pm
(BST)
Anfield
Premier League
Referee: Anthony Taylor
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This has, and always will be, the
biggest game in English football.
It is a fixture that is watched from all
corners of the world, regardless of
league positions, and its sheer ferocity
and entertainment value makes for
riveting viewing.
Liverpool are flying at the moment,
having won their last five games in all
competitions, and their 2-1 win at
Swansea City last time around showed
a grittier side to their game.
Things haven’t got off to a great start
for Jose Mourinho and United, with the
recent 1-1 draw at home at Stoke City
indicative of their early-season
unpredictability.
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That said, United sit just three points
behind their arch-rivals, admittedly
having had a far easier start, and a win
would be enormous for them.
It may be a cliche, but form generally
does go out of the window in games
such as these, and it may well come
down to a questionable refereeing
decision, a moment of genius or a
defensive howler.
Liverpool are due a win in the Premier
League against United, having lost the
last four—Monday would be the perfect
time to end that run.
Last league meeting: Liverpool 0-1
Man United
Opposition View
We spoke to United supporter Marcus
Baxby ( @MarcusBaxby) to hear what
he had to say about Monday’s
showdown.
Are you happy with United’s start, in
terms of results and performances?
It’s been a bit up and down so far in
terms of both results and
performances. Premier League wise,
we started with three wins and there
was a fair bit of buzz, which has since
dampened down after a few poor
performances and expectations have
been managed a bit.
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Man City played us off the park in
fairness, we were shocking against
Watford, we had Leicester beaten by
half-time and played well against Stoke
—but for their ‘keeper having the game
of his life, we’d have won comfortably.
So yes, room for improvement but a
few more positives than there have
been for the last three years.
Are you pleased with how Jose
Mourinho has started? Has he gone
about things any differently to how
you expected?
Same answer, really. I’m more
bothered about results than anything
else at the end of the day. That said,
having not wanted him as manager
before he was appointed, Mourinho
does seem to have got the players on
side and has brought in some big
personalities in Zlatan and Pogba, who
need to step up and pull us through
tough moments.
Whether it’s been different to how I
expected is tough. I guess I was
hoping that he would be the one to
finally show Rooney the door, but it
seems to have reached a stage where
he is managing the number of games
Rooney is playing, so it will be
interesting to see whether he starts
him on Monday night.
Looking at Liverpool, are there any
players in particular who strike fear
into you ahead of Monday’s game? Or
is it more their work as a team?
As a team, I’ve been impressed with
Liverpool, and I can’t help liking Klopp
despite him managing you lot.
Lallana is looking like the player you
wanted to buy from Southampton, and
Coutinho and Firmino are always a
threat. I think Sturridge can be kept
quiet in games, but he will probably
produce a moment of magic now I’ve
said that!
Hit me with your prediction for the
game: how will it pan out?
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What I will say is it will be a highly
charged atmosphere and a huge test
for this United squad as to how they
can cope. I think Mourinho will find out
a few things about some of his players;
it can make or break people.
We burgled a win last year in the
league but then were completely
overwhelmed in the Europa League
game, so I just hope we do ourselves
justice this time around. I’d always
take a draw away at Anfield. 1-1.
Team News
Klopp’s biggest injury concern is
Georginio Wijnaldum, with the
Dutchman hobbling out of the
Netherlands’ 1-0 defeat to France on
Monday.
The 25-year-old still has a chance of
starting at Anfield, though, but Emre
Can may well fill in. Adam Lallana is
also a doubt, but Klopp has refused to
rule him out on contention.
Philippe Coutinho and Roberto Firmino
are both available, despite arriving
back from Brazil duty late in the week,
while Nathaniel Clyne and Dejan
Lovren are back to full fitness.
Joe Gomez has made a pleasing return
as well, following a year out, with Klopp
describing his comeback as “a very
nice moment”.
It will take Gomez some time to return
to the level he was prior to injury, and
he likely won’t be considered for
Monday, but it is great to see a player
of such huge potential back in the fold.
As for United, Mourinho has just one
member of his squad unavailable: the
forever injury-prone Phil Jones.
Henrikh Mkhitaryan is fighting for a
starting berth, having made a slow
start to life in Manchester, while Wayne
Rooney will be desperate to be
selected, having enjoyed some great
moments in the fixture down the years.
Mourinho is likely to field a typically
robust starting lineup, in a bid to target
Liverpool’s much-publicised set-piece
frailties.
Form
Liverpool – Last five results (all
competitions)
Won 2-1 vs. Swansea City
Won 5-1 vs. Hull City
Won 3-0 vs. Derby County
Won 2-1 vs. Chelsea
Won 4-1 vs. Leicester City
Man United – Last five results (all
competitions)
Drew 1-1 vs. Stoke City
Won 1-0 vs. Zorya Luhansk
Won 4-1 vs. Leicester City
Won 3-1 vs. Northampton Town
Lost 3-1 vs. Watford
Klopp’s View
Klopp discussed the availability of his
players for the game, allaying fears
that certain key men may miss out:
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“We don’t know exactly who is
available. We know about the issues
with Gini and Adam, but they’re not
ruled out.
“Four sessions to go, we have to see. I
can wait until I make my final decision
—we’ll have a really good team on the
pitch.”
“Roberto could do a bit more [than
Coutinho] in the last session. Phil
played two games so needed more
recovery after a long, long flight.
“It’s a long trip, and it’s still in their
legs, but each hour helps and playing
on Monday is an advantage, of
course.”
One to Watch: Marcus
Rashford
Few English youngsters have burst
onto the scene quite like Marcus
Rashford in recent years, and the
teenager is expected to start at Anfield.
The striker is on the crest of a wave at
the moment, with everything he
touches seemingly turning to goals—
12 in 27 appearances for United—and
he will be a real threat against
Liverpool.
Likely to be deployed on the left-hand
side, Rashford’s pace, directness and
power will constantly test Clyne’s
defensive resolve.
The 18-year-old is playing without any
fear, and he will believe he can be the
match-winner in one of the biggest
games of his career so far.
Odds & TV Info
Liverpool are 23/20 to pick up three
invaluable points in front of the home
faithful, while United’s odds of 5/2
shown how unfancied they are in
comparison to years gone by.
The draw is also 5/4 , and while
Mourinho would clearly be the happier
of the two managers with that result, it
would be far from disastrous for the
Reds.
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The match is live on Sky Sports 1 from
7pm, with kick-off at 8pm and Jamie
Carragher once again doing his
Monday Night Football duties.
With Gary Neville and former United
team-mate Ryan Giggs in the studio as
well, sparks could fly.

man utd plus draw and goal goal

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Manchester united are getting bleeped to night

klopp should repeat what he did to mourinho in Stamford bridge again tonight

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Full Time Score:
Liverpool 0-2 Manchester United

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I'm a United fan and i'm telling you we are getting Klopped tonight.stupid coach

KrystalConnect:
Full Time Score:

Liverpool 0-2 Manchester United

Liverpool 2-1 Man U

I would love Liverpool to win but United have always had the upper hand... However, i think a draw would favour my team.


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And a draw it was.. #COYG

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Correct guy

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