Jurgen Klopp hopes his Liverpool side can learn from their first encounter with Erling Haaland when Manchester City visit Anfield on Sunday, but admits it won't be an easy task.
City will face arguably their toughest test of the season so far when they take on Liverpool on Sunday afternoon, even if Klopp's side have endured a rocky start to the campaign. Both of last season's league encounters between the two sides finished 2-2 after City missed a host of chances, but now the Blues have a player in their ranks that could tilt the contest in their favour.
Haaland will be looking to continue his remarkable scoring run after sitting out City's goalless draw in Copenhagen on Tuesday. The 22-year-old has scored 15 goals in his first nine Premier League appearances, putting him on track to smash Mohamed Salah's 32-goal record for a single 38-game Premier League season.
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