From one mammoth clash to another. All set for more drama?

The teams are out at Old Trafford. If the game is anywhere near as entertaining as that Jurgen Klopp interview, we'll be in for a treat.

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Liverpool

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Jurgen Klopp, speaking (arguing) with Sky Sports: "Our performance was good. We didn't score often enough. I saw only one team playing. I can't believe the situation with all the challenges. We were clean and didn't make any fouls. There is always one nasty one - Sigurdsson made that. A clear red card. You see the picture of the penalty. Calvert-Lewin is smart but it is nothing. But it is a penalty and one team can celebrate and we can't.

"I don't understand why the ref is doing that [give the penalty]. I didn't use one swear word. Only one team is trying over 95 minutes to win it. The other team are not in our box and didn't have a shot on target bar the penalty."

After a minute of arguing with Sky's interviewer over whether it was a penalty, which included the interviewer saying he thought it was and Klopp laughing...

"Lovren doesn't make a challenge. Calvert-Lewin makes a step.The hand is on the back. If you think it is a penalty say so. Does my opinion change anything?

"I only want to speak to people with a little bit of understanding about football. I am sorry, I am wrong and you are right. Obviously I am not in the mood to answer questions."

On taking Mohamed Salah off: "That is my job. I make decisions that I think are right. It is your job to say afterwards if it is right. We lived more or less in their box. We could have scored earlier. I have to live with that."

What a contrast - Big Sam enters his interview wearing a gameshow host smile...

Jurgen Klopp may well regret that interview. He ended it with 'sorry for all I said before".

It's an emotional time for managers of course.

James, St David’s

Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp to Sky Sports: 'Can we please stop this? I am not in the mood. I only want to talk to people with some understanding of football.'

Jurgen Klopp is fuming in his post-match interview. Livid.

Full quotes to come but he thought it wasn't a penalty and thinks Gylfi Sigurdsson should have been sent off.

He spoke to the referee and 'did not use one swear word".

Everton

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Everton striker Wayne Rooney: "It is a fantastic point for us. Liverpool are a fantastic team with good individual players. We knew it would be difficult and we would need to be patient. We defended brilliantly. We had two or three moments on the break that we had to take and we did that.

"It is great to play the derby. It is great for the city and there are bragging rights. The Evertonians will be more pleased. It is always nice to score against Liverpool, no matter who you play for.

"I had to keep myself composed. Lovren kicked the ball away and that gave me time. I knew where I was going. I practiced yesterday and thankfully I caught it right. It looked a clear penalty. He pushed him over and the ref has made the right decision."

Michael, Leeds

Tony, Somerset

Jurgen Klopp's decision to leave out Wijnaldum, Firmino, Coutinho and Can will come back to hurt him now.

Whether those players would have made the difference or not, if you don't pick them and then don't win you're leaving yourself open to questions.

Keep your reaction coming in to 81111 or #bbcfootball.

Shay Given
Ex-Newcastle goalkeeper on MOTD2 Extra

Guardiola won't change the way that City play for this derby.

They are so expansive, have so much movement and create so much space.

I fancy them to win today.

One derby down, one to come.

Will the visitors be leaving happy in the late game as well?

Wayne Rooney says it's a 'fantastic point' for Everton - who are up to 10th now.

The Everton fans are delighted with that point. It didn't look like coming for most of that game - Everton had just 21% of possession and had only three attempts on goal to Liverpool's 23.

But they ground out a point. One poor Dejan Lovren challenge made the difference.

Big Sam beams, Jordan Henderson and Dejan Lovren have to be restrained by James Milner from confronting the ref!

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Anonymous

The Kop wants handball against Gylfi Sigurdsson - not given! Play on. Craig Pawson is not a popular man inside Anfield.

Jordan Henderson then blazes a shot into the top few rows. Rubbish.

All over?

Alexander: Livid with Mane today. Besides not squaring it in the first half, he's done nothing positive. Can't believe Salah came off instead.

Andrew Robertson plays in a teasing ball from the left and Roberto Firmino slides in - can't get there. Jurgen Klopp thought that was it...