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Man United doesn't seem to have much hope and can only fight for its position in the English Premier League. It was the only way but Liverpool were not worthy opponents. Liverpool is too strong and much more stable,  while Man United will certainly suffer a lot if they face a strong opponent. In my opinion this is a disaster and will still benefit the opponent. Let's say Man United loses then can they still keep their coach? The question we most want to  get the answer to. Playing at Anfield unfortunately Man United nightmare will never end.  Just imagine how enthusiastic Liverpool will be in enjoying this match.
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I doubt if man united will retain their couch if they lose at Anfield. Erik ten Hag is under increasing pressure after overseeing three defeats in United's last four matches, including Tuesday's loss at home to Bayern Munich that saw them exit Europe.
United are huge outsiders to claim victory at Anfield, with Liverpool a point clear at the top of the Premier League - five places and 10 points above United.

Jurgen Klopp's side also thrashed United 7-0 in the same fixture last season and Ten Hag's outfit face the daunting task of taking on their rivals with a heavily depleted squad.
Bruno Fernandes will miss the fixture due to suspension after the captain picked up a fifth yellow card of the season for dissent in last weekend's 3-0 home loss to Bournemouth. This match will indeed be a nightmare for the red devils.