Jurgen Klopp has explained how Liverpool will try to beat Manchester City on Sunday, something his side haven't managed to do in the Premier League in almost three years.
Anfield will be the setting for the first league meeting between City and Liverpool this season, and despite the host's patchy start to the campaign it promises to be an enthralling match. Erling Haaland has inspired City to start the season in unusually strong fashion, his 15 goals in nine outings helping to propel City to second in the standings, a point behind league leaders Arsenal.
Liverpool find themselves 13 points adrift of the Blues with a game-in-hand after winning just two of the opening eight matches. Their most recent defeat came at Arsenal last weekend, although they did follow up that 3-2 defeat with a 7-1 victory against Rangers in the Champions League.
