Liverpool’s Premier League showdown with Manchester United at Anfield proceeded as planned on Sunday, despite severe snowfall in England’s north-west causing travel disruptions.
Weather Challenges and Safety Measures
According to the reports of Leaders team, heavy snow led to the temporary closure of Liverpool and Manchester airports, while rail services to and from Liverpool’s Lime Street station were canceled until midday.
Two safety meetings involving club officials and local authorities assessed the weather and travel conditions. Following careful deliberation, the fixture, scheduled for 16:30 GMT, received the green light.
Liverpool confirmed the decision in a statement:
“Today’s fixture against Manchester United will go ahead as planned.”
The club urged fans traveling to Anfield to exercise caution.
High Stakes for Liverpool and Manchester United
Liverpool aimed to extend their lead at the top of the table with a win, while Manchester United faced pressure after losing their last four matches across all competitions as per the sources of Leaders team.
Despite challenging weather, the Anfield clash symbolized resilience and determination.
