Even though Liverpool's priority is currently in the EPL because the competition there is still fierce and their position is still not safe when compared to the UCL table, but I don't think Liverpool will want to come to the Giuseppe Meazza which is thousands of miles away hoping to lose.
I think even if they play the second tier and make some of their core players on the bench, but they will at least be able to make a draw and even win is very possible.
The Premier League is the most competitive competition today and all teams from the Premier League are group winners in the champions league. Manchester City managed to come out as winners of group A beating PSG, then Liverpool even won 5 wins in 5 champions league matches and became champions in group B, leaving only Chelsea and Manchester United who had already qualified for the round of 16 to determine the group winners in their last match. - each team.
for MU maybe I would say that they will grab the win and top the points table too in the end. their opponents are young boys. of course they won't let the youngbkys be like in the first game. but for chelsea it is a draw because indeed they are now on the same points with juve and these two teams will definitely be seeded again in this match because their opponents are opponents who will not provide meaningful resistance.