Pundit Lee Dixon has sparked fears that today’s Premier League clash between Liverpool and Manchester United could be postponed. Dixon, who works for American outlet NBC, posted a picture on Twitter showing fog on his journey.
Dixon captioned the image: “Liverpool game could be off!”
The UK has been hit by freezing temperatures and poor weather over the past few days.
Anfield will have undersoil heating, allaying fears of a frozen pitch, however visibility could be an issue if the fog hovers over Merseyside.
Liverpool welcome United as they look to maintain their unbeaten Premier League season.
The Red Devils are the only team to take points off leaders Liverpool in the Premier League this season.
Their match in October finished 1-1 with Liverpool winning all of their other 21 league matches this season.
United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said: “That was one way we played and then we played differently last year.
“As a manager, I’ve had Liverpool on the opposite side twice and we’ve had different ways of approaching it.
“Just go there and have the confidence, the courage and the arrogance – in a good way. Go there and believe in yourself.
“Handle the crowd, handle your team-mates. There are going to be tackles flying in – it’s a local derby.
“Just win your individual battles and stay emotionally in the game. Control yourselves and just play the game.
“He [Klopp] is a great manager and he’s done a great job. He did a rebuilding job and he started almost from scratch.”
