UK: Klopp aiming to extend invincible streak against Man Utd in NW Derby

W/S Liverpool head coach Jurgen Klopp arrives at presser, Liverpool
SOT, Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool FC manager: “We play all of our games for our supporters, not only these games. The only reason we do it because some people brought us together that we play for Liverpool and Liverpool is obviously the natural enemy of some clubs and we have more natural enemies than other clubs have. So the reason is our history probably and how successful this club was. But I said it long ago, we have to write our own history, and that means we have to play the games our way and that’s what we try. So, a very very important game. Most important for us at the weekend for sure so that’s the way we want to approach it.”
M/S Melwood training ground sign *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool FC manager: “I thought the only reason for having the monitors is for using it. I don’t know 100 per cent why they were not used so far. Yeah, we should go about making the right decisions and if we can make the right decision I think we should all use all sources. I hope it won’t happen 5 or 6 times a game that the ref has to go to the monitor but I read the emails and I have seen that this will not happen with all decisions but just 100 per cent clarification if it is needed so you have to use all sources.”
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SOT, Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool FC manager: “Yes. It looks like Joel and Fabinho trained now completely normal yesterday and the day before so that means they are likely to be in the squad. The other three are not, but they are getting closer and closer.”
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M/S Klopp leaves presser
SCRIPT
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp spoke to the press at Melwood training ground in Liverpool on Friday, ahead Liverpool’s upcoming match with rival Manchester United on Sunday.
Klopp previewed the matchup with the media, where he confirmed that Liverpool duo Fabinho and Joel Matip have gone back to full training and that 'they are likely to be in the squad' on Sunday.
The German manager also spoke about the importance of this game and their motivation for each game.
“We play all of our games for our supporters, not only these games... Liverpool is the natural enemy of some clubs and we have more natural enemies than other clubs so the reason is the history and how successful this club was. So it's a very important game. [It's the] Most important for us at the weekend for sure so that’s the way we want to approach it.”
Liverpool are aiming to become just the second team to achieve an ‘invincible season’. United stand in their way and are the only side to take points off Klopp’s men so far in 19/20.