The weekend has something special in store for football lovers – a clash that's bound to be intense and will have fans on the edge of their seats. It's a showdown that could determine the next Premier League champion as Liverpool takes on the mighty Manchester City at Anfield.

With such an exciting matchup, given the historical context of the teams and their current standings in the competition – Liverpool leading with 63 points and City closely behind with 62 – there's a good reason for people to believe this match will send a clear signal about the potential champion. However, Liverpool's manager, Jürgen Klopp, doesn't share the same sentiment and urges fans to stay calm.

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"Title race winner? I'm not sure who mentioned that. It's quite early, isn't it? We need to consider all possible scenarios. No one should be popping champagne bottles after the result because nothing has happened," stated the German coach.

On the other hand, Klopp doesn't hide his eagerness and emotions about playing this game. It's a crucial match between two top teams competing for the title, and he doesn't shy away from expressing his desire to win the  match on the upcoming Sunday, March 10.

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"It's three points and they are crucial against an incredibly strong opponent. We don't hide our eagerness to win the game, but we know how challenging it is, that's all. It's a big game, and I understand that. We're very excited to be part of it," concluded the Liverpool manager.