Will the Reds look better after the international break? Currently second in the Premier League, Liverpool was struggling before the cutoff planned for the national selections with three consecutive defeats in all competitions, the last of which against Chelsea in the league (2-1).
Arne Slot’s men will want to win against Manchester United to regain confidence and keep pace with Arsenal, first with 16 points. The awakening of certain recruits like Florian Wirtz (0 goals and 0 assists in seven matches) and Alexander Isak (one assist in three matches) is obviously expected to lead them to success.
For their part, the Red Devils are 10th with three defeats and three victories.
Kick-off of the match Liverpool-Manchester United is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. this Sunday, October 19. The meeting will be followed live on Canal+.
