When Manchester United meet Liverpool in this week 30, there is one question. Will the fight go like they did at their first meeting?
At Anfield at their first encounter this season, the glasses score becomes a result as the game ends. However, Liverpool far dominated the number of chances.
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At that time, Trio Coutinho-Firmino-One became a mainstay. In total, Liverpool created 8 shoots on goals, including one chance Joel Matip who saved De Gea's magical action.
While United, just creates an experiment that leads to the goal Mignolet. Even so, judging by the control of the ball, United are not bad-bad very. They recorded 43% ball control.
There are two conclusions here. First, United 'forced' to play to keep the depth of defense. Second, Liverpool's gedor line was unable to penetrate the depth of United's defense at the first meeting.
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Back to the question above, whether the course of action will be not much different? If viewed from the satissi they show lately, the most likely answer is, yes.
The productivity of the Firmino-Mane-Salah trio, has an important point here. Throughout the competition, the three of them have contributed a total of 45 goals, from 67 goals created by Liverpool. Which means 67% sharp front-line The Reds, donated the trident.
In the United camp, they just conceded 22 goals from 29 matches in all competitions. That means the ratio is 0.76 per game. While the Liverpool defense has dijebol 32 times from 29 times the game.
That's why this fight is like a thick wall meets a sharp trident. Just waiting for some players who have a chance to be differentiator.
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This time, the authors chose Mohamed Salah and Alexis Sanchez, who are likely to break the deadlock of each camp. Finally, a little prediction. The game has great potential to win a draw, or a narrow victory by a goal difference: for the hosts.