Watch Jurgen Klopp's pre-coordinate public interview – Man City versus Liverpool

The Reds meet Pep Guardiola's side in a conflict which sees the recently delegated champions meet the active champions, and as such a significant part of the discussion revolved around Klopp, his players and where future improvement misleads guarantee there is no drop-off.

True to form, the supervisor was impervious to any conversation of his side simply 'safeguarding' their title as he favored the idea of 'assaulting the following one'.

What's more, he was additionally under no hallucinations that City, who are to invite Liverpool with a watchman of respect on Thursday, Chelsea, Man United, Tottenham, Arsenal or Leicester will keep inactive next season, which means the Reds won't rest.

In the short term, in any case, Klopp is expecting an "extreme" conflict against Guardiola's men.

"[It will be] extraordinary. I saw City playing now multiple times, and they appeared as though City looks-enormously overwhelm, making the pitch large, utilizing bearing, misunderstanding of long balls to set up the little space and the opposite way around so it's football," Klopp said during his pre-coordinate public interview.

"You can't shield City on the off chance that you don't play an extraordinary game and I believe it's hard to safeguard us in the event that you don't play an extreme game so as of now clarifies how this game will be.

"I don't see a game where two groups are not dynamic and two groups are hanging tight for the last whistle, this will be an appropriate football match-up 100 percent – it will consistently be a legitimate football match-up for reasons unknown it's no should be a last or something different.

"0-0 would be an impossible outcome, we had one yet [it is] far-fetched."

Klopp likewise addressed his side staying "modest and hungry" and how he has no new injury concerns beside Joel Matip being precluded for the rest of the period.

What's more, he invited the deferment of AFCON, which was set to happen in January and February of 2021, with the trio of Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Naby Keita now all accessible for the aggregate of Liverpool's title guard – yet focused on he didn't "prefer the purposes behind it."

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