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Liverpool play Manchester this week in what should be an interesting game between two of the leagues most attacking teams. In addition to this both teams will be looking at claiming the league title for the season making this a significant game. Klopp has performed well against top 6 teams since the start of his tenure as Liverpool manager and the strength of Liverpool's attack at the start of the season means this trend is likely to continue. In addition to this it will be interesting to see whether Coutinho will make an appearance and what impact he will have after a summer of speculation over his future amidst interest from Barcelona. City while having an unbeaten start to the season have not looked entirely convincing, relying on late goals to beat newly promoted Brighton and another later late goal from Ex-Liverpool star Raheem Sterling to earn a point from Everton.  Pep Guardiola's stint at Manchester City has been disappoint so far considering the extent of his success ...

Liverpool will be keen to bounce back after their defeat to Crystal Palace before the international break. If Liverpool play the way they did against Chelsea they will cause problems for City especially with Coutinho being in brilliant form.Liverpool are missing Sakho through injuw which is a shame as he has performed much better since the arrival of Jurgen Klopp Manchester City as expected are one of the best performing teams in the league at the moment. Liverpool also receive a boost as Silva is unlikely to be risked and Kompany,Bony and Nasri ruled out.However Sergio Aguero has been deemed fit for the game and he's likely to cause problems for the Liverpool defence despite not playing since scoring 5 against Newcastle United. Although Manchester City have a few injures they still have the strongest squad in the premier league Key Player Philippe Coutinho has the ability to swing this game in Liverpool's favour he's been scoring and creating goals for Liverpool and has ...