"Fantastic" Manchester United must also be wary of Liverpool's talent – Andy Robertson

Andy Robertson is wary of Manchester United, but said Liverpool rivals should also be wary of his team before the clash of Sunday's blockbuster.

Jurgen Klopp's men travel to Old Trafford to return to the top of the Premier League, dominated by Manchester City by goal difference.

United regained form thanks to interim coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who finished fourth on the table after a nine-game unbeaten run in the league.

Robertson knows the challenge facing his team against United, but said Liverpool had its own stars capable of causing problems.

"It's a big game against Manchester United, it's still a match against them – it's an ongoing match and we're looking forward to it," said Lt.-Noel. left back after the 0-0 draw between Liverpool and the Champions League against Bayern Munich.

"It's a huge game, it's a different team playing very good football, I think we have to be suspicious of them, but they know what they're up against and they have to be suspicious of us. a good game and we can hope to come out better.

"You look at their game sheet or their list of players and they are filled with stars, they came to the party and they have a fantastic team.They also have people who have come back from an injury, which always helps and they also have a strong team. " .

"We know what we have to face and we need to stop their dangerous men, but we hope we have enough to cause them problems and get the result we need."

Liverpool failed to qualify for the first leg of the first leg of the sixteenth match against Bayern.

Robertson agreed that his team did not deserve the victory at Anfield, lamenting their difficulties in the offensive third.

"A draw is a fair result and equality is still alive," he said.

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"Another day, the guys in front of goal have put it aside or we are making better decisions so you can not really stick to anything. Maybe that's just right." a rushed shot or me or Trent [Alexander-Arnold] have precipitated the cross or something else.

"These things happen, especially in big matches, so it's trying to keep a little cool and that's probably what we missed in the first half.

"We had the opportunity to create and then, in the second half, we were probably better on the ball without really creating anything."