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Yeah I also did not watch the match, but look on the statistics shows liverpool has controlled the match and you are right nice to put a money on liverpool in the next match.

Liverpool's next game should be easy and they should be able to win it given that their last game with manchester united didnt destroy their morale so everything should be good and they are ready to go for their next game however this doesnt really guarantee how will they perform in their next game

next opponent for Liverpool is West Brom and they will playing at their home ground again Anfield and i think shouldn't any problem for Liverpool against West Brom but i don't think this match will so easy for them but as long as Liverpool not underestimate their opponent Liverpool will win i guess

I would be careful in saying that. Remember Klopp is up against the real Tony Pulis this time. Cheesy

He must have learned a thing or two from Mourinho's park the bus strategy and he might use it vs Liverpool this weekend. It could end up having another 0 - 0 score line.

there will be no longer interesting match in this league if every EPL teams will using parking bus strategy when they met stronger team and every match will so boring however i think Klopp have already learn how to facing this strategy and we will see this weekend could Liverpool win or they will have draw result again

Where were you the last 10 - 12 years? That game vs Liverpool was vintage Mourinho. I think only Falconer got the idea when he said he expected Man United to start playing a boring style when it was announced that Mourinho was going to become the manager months ago. He's known to be pragmatic and would sacrifice style for points.

And it's also showing that the United players now get what Mourinho's style is. But it's far from the flamboyant style of the Ferguson era.