Everton vs Liverpool. Premier League.
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Sunday 3 March 2019 13:45, UK
Jurgen Klopp is expecting a "loud and wild" atmosphere when Premier League leaders Liverpool travel to Everton for the Merseyside derby on Sunday, live on Sky Sports.
Liverpool thrashed Watford 5-0 on Wednesday to maintain their one-point lead over Manchester City at the top of the table.
Both teams have 10 games left to play and Klopp is expecting a tough encounter against Everton.
"Of course, the fans of Everton don't want us to win anything and probably for our fans it's the same the other way. But in the game, it's only very emotional and passionate.
"I hope it will be like that, that's how football should be. At Goodison they really support their team, so now let's go there and use the atmosphere of course. It will be loud, it will be wild, it will be everything - and we have to deliver on the pitch as well."
Liverpool beat their Merseyside rivals 1-0 in December thanks to a last-gasp goal from Divock Origi.
That result means Everton are winless in 18 matches against Liverpool in all competitions.
"It is a special game for both, for the city also, for our fans a special match, for their fans also a special match," said Everton boss Marco Silva.
"I managed my first Merseyside derby last December and what I felt was a special match for both teams."
Centre-back Kurt Zouma is available again for Everton having sat out the 3-0 win at Cardiff on Tuesday as he served a one-match suspension.
Full-back Leighton Baines is the only injured player, ruled out with a back problem.
Liverpool forward Roberto Firmino could return after missing Wednesday's 5-0 win over Watford with an ankle problem.
Massive, massive game. Manchester City will have probably won and be top of the league, and with 10 to go, who plays first is a big mental advantage.
I thought Tottenham were unlucky when they didn't win the league in 2015/16, it felt like Leicester were always playing first, and Spurs were always playing catch-up.
If Liverpool win, they're ticking off a big game. It's out of Man City's hands at the moment, but as soon as Liverpool do drop points I think they're in trouble.
Watford was a banana skin, it looked a hard game, and they come out with a 5-0 win. That gives them a massive boost.
What threat do Everton have? Man-for-man, there is no threat, but it's Everton's cup final. Liverpool have to get through this unscathed.
PAUL PREDICTS: 1-2 (15/2 with Sky Bet)