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#2 Anfield is Liverpool's fortress
Liverpool’s home ground Anfield is known for having one of the most electrifying atmospheres in the world. The chants of “You'll never walk alone” and the overwhelming presence of the supporters make it extremely difficult for any opposition team to perform well there.
Manchester City has been the only team to come away with a point from Anfield in the league so far. Therefore, the chance of Liverpool losing Sunday’s match is minuscule and even a draw is extremely unlikely.
Moreover, United last won a match at Anfield in January 2016. They managed to sneak out a draw somehow last year but would find it extremely difficult to repeat that feat. United have traditionally never performed well at Anfield and it is extremely unlikely that they are going to reverse the trend this year. In fact, the Liverpool supporters should be confident of an emphatic win this time too.
