A protest is deliberate by Man United supporters forward of the assembly with Liverpool, but when it had been to drive one other postponement, Jurgen Klopp is aware of the place the three factors ought to go.

Liverpool and Man United each head into Monday’s sport with no win this season, and within the case of the latter, no factors in any respect.

It has added gas to the already burning hearth of discontent at Outdated Trafford, with supporters once more trying to demand change from their house owners, the Glazer household.

Protests have been broadly mentioned for this fixture, together with plans to boycott the sport, whereas fan group The 1958 introduced plans to “march” an hour earlier than the match to face as much as this “vile possession.”

Whether or not that can trigger a delay to kickoff or perhaps a postponement, because it did in Might 2021 when followers broke into the stadium to drive – one thing United by no means obtained any sanctions for.

But when the sport couldn’t go forward as deliberate on Monday night, Klopp feels the answer is easy.

“I actually hope it won’t occur, but when it occurs I believe we must always get the factors,” Klopp informed reporters.

“We’ve got nothing to do with the scenario. If that occurs and the supporters need the sport to not occur, we can not rearrange the sport and attempt to match it in someplace…it’s extremely busy [schedule].

“I don’t suppose, and I actually hope, this won’t occur. I don’t know what might occur, I don’t give it some thought.

“They inform us it’s tremendous, we go there and play the sport, hopefully, after which go house.

“But when [the game gets postponed], I actually suppose, in a scenario like this, all the time the opposite workforce ought to get the factors as a result of they don’t have anything to do with it. They ready it [the game].

“Now you could have your headline,” he added with a wry smile.

The occasions from Might 2021 by no means led to any punishment to discourage an analogous transfer and it’s comprehensible for Klopp to take this place, and he won’t be alone in pondering it.