United seeks to block Liverpool and his first title since 1990

LONDON – Liverpool has no longer tasted the English Premier League title since 1990. Manchester United, which will meet on Sunday in a shootout, has won 13 titles over its career with legendary coach Ferguson, his children David Beckham and Ryan Giggs and the two brothers Phil and Gary Neville.
Manchester United became the top scorer in the Premier League with 20 titles between 1908 and 2013, but Liverpool, who hopes to double them on Sunday, has a different season at its best.
After Ferguson's retirement and United's technical disappointments, which continued until this season with the dismissal of Jose Mourinho, Chelsea and Manchester City lost their place, while Liverpool and Egyptian star Mohamed Salah became the best candidates for the 2019 title.
Tomorrow's match will be on the eve of the stalemate out of United following the nomination of former Norwegian player Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and a positive result victory placing him in fourth place with eight wins in the last nine games thanks to the French spur Paul Pogba and his teammates.
Liverpool clearly beat United in the first leg at Anfield 3-1, the last for Mourinho, but tomorrow's game will be different, according to midfielder Giorgio Venaldum.
"I think there will be a big change (compared to last December's clashes)," the Dutchman said after a draw against Bayern Munich on Tuesday. After the arrival of the coach, there is a new format. They played good games and won a lot, which gave the team confidence. "
"It's a game on their own soil, so there will be a trust that was missing in the past."
Old Trafford will be very important for Liverpool, especially for the leading teams. At the example of this season, tied with Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal, he defeated United, Tottenham Hotspur (Arsenal), then sank against Manchester City. Lost points keep him at bay with the defending champions, City and even Tottenham, who aspire to approach them.
Liverpool will have a three-point lead over Citi, who is not 27th after playing a game on Feb. 6, beating Everton 2-0 in the League Cup final Sunday night against Chelsea. Liverpool, with his Dutch "trick", Virgil Van Dyke, is the best defense in the league with a 15-page lead in just 26 games.
Tottenham, meanwhile, looking for a gap from Liverpool to reduce his lead to two points if he beats Burnley 15th on Saturday.
Liverpool is well aware that winning the "Dream Theater", where he has won only twice since 2004, will express his open intention to win his title since 1990.
Solskjaer, 14 points from Liverpool, hopes to maintain its fourth place in the Champions League and hope to retain his position in the Red Devils.
"You know, Ole does it on time (showing the other side)," said defender Luke Shaw. Knowing exactly what we are and if we do not meet expectations, he will inform us. "
"He's the coach and he knows what he's doing.Sometimes we need a push back if we relax a bit."
Focusing on the double lead between Manchester City and Liverpool, Tottenham won four straight wins and their third position strengthened their grip on the leaders. The North London team breathed a sigh of relief after the attack on international striker Harry Caen.
"He has recovered very well and could be ready for Burnley," said Argentine coach Mauricio Pocetino, who gives Tottenham his first title since 1961.
"Harry is a monster and wants to get ready as quickly as possible – it has been wonderful in the last 10 days and his restoration is a real asset to everyone."
Roy Hodgson will become the league's biggest coach when Crystal Palace will be in Leicester City.
Former Liverpool coach and coach, Bobby Robson, will be shattered in the modern Premiership and steadfast since his last game with Newcastle in August 2004.
Hodgson will have 71 and 199 days on Saturday. The duo is one of four coaches who led the clubs in their 70s, with Sir Alex Ferguson and Cardiff Neil Warnock.
The club is confident that Solskjaer will remain coach next season
LONDON (Reuters) – Liverpool coach Juergen Klopp is confident that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will retain his post as Manchester United manager next season, the club said two days before the match. Premiership.
Solskjaer was named interim coach of the Red Devils until the end of the season, replacing Jose Mourinho, who was sacked in December because of poor results. The Norwegian has led his previous team to achieve remarkable results, winning 11 of 13 games under his supervision in all competitions, losing only against Paris Saint-Germain in the second round of the Champions League, 0-2.
Klob, who wants to give Liverpool his first title in England since 1990, is confident that the Norwegian will stay at Old Trafford, where the Reds will be the hosts on Sunday at the top of the 27th lap.
"I have no doubt that he will also coach next year," he told reporters.
Solskjaer, who defended United as a player between 1996 and 2007, "deserves (the coach) 100% to do everything to succeed in the team," he said.
Solskjaer has not hidden his desire to continue with the team beyond the end of the season.
"When I moved from Mainz to Borussia Dortmund (the Germans), people told me that I did not have international experience," said the club, which said The team is at the top of the table with the reigning Manchester City champions. That was true, but it's not something that can be bought, but you have to do it. "" If he had not been a former Manchester United player, he would not have left Norway (where he was coaching his birth team) to go to Manchester United. it's clear. But if you have the opportunity, you must enjoy it. Of course, he showed everything he had to do with his collaborators. They made smart decisions. "
Liverpool had beaten United in their last game at Anfield in the league this season with a 3-1 win in a match on Dec. 16 and Mourinho was fired two days later. But he is confident that his team will face a rival whose performances have been radically different in recent weeks. United's positive results have brought him back to fourth place in the standings, the last title in the Champions League of the season.
The German coach said Sunday's match was "awesome and we know it will be difficult too". He said that United's players, whose offensive performances are under the supervision of Solskja, "are in a very good stage right now, really good, they are strong physically, they defend well, they attack well." pointed out that United players had "different ways to get results". Liverpool are looking for a disappointing draw against Bayern Munich last week in the Champions League final. – (AFP)