Jurgen Klopp has admitted it's impossible to second-guess 'real competitor' Jose Mourinho and he may have to change Liverpool's tactics during the game at Old Trafford because he doesn't know if the Manchester United manager will go gung-ho or park the bus as he did at Anfield.

Mourinho was criticised for betraying United's traditions at Anfield in October when he set out his stall to gain a goalless draw, which is what transpired.

The expectation is that United will be more adventurous this afternoon as they are on a nine-match winning run while Liverpool haven't won in three attempts in 2017.
But Klopp is wary, and wouldn’t put it past his rival to surrender the territorial advantage to Liverpool again even though United have home advantage this time.

In an interesting insight into the mind games that go on between two managers at the highest level, Klopp said: ‘At home to United, we had to make the game even with the quality of players. We had to be dominant and they could defend and jump in between.
We can try the same if we need to on Sunday but if it’s different, we are ready. I have no idea whatever we have to do there, actually. We will be ready for all.
It could be that United will not be as organised as they were at Anfield but I am not sure it is likely.

‘You can imagine a little bit how they will play but at the end it is always a little bit of an open question. How can you say 100 percent what they will do? I am not part of the meetings.

‘Maybe they have a different plan. Jose is a real competitor so if he thinks defending deep makes sense, I would not be too surprised. 

‘My coaches and I have played Jose a few times and he is competitive, very very, but we are also.

man u let's makes it 10striaght win against Liverpool

It is normal for small teams to park the bus against bigger teams