Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers believes  

emotionally charged match against Manchester 

 United will be carried out peacefully. 

He really  hoped this game would be passed  

without the need for off-field incidents.





Emotional tension ahead of Liverpool-United  
game in the past week it has increased. United 
fans had been criticized after anti-Liverpool  
chant after victory against Wiga last week.  
Song of the incident emerged after the publication 
of Hillsborough.

"Throughout this week has a lot to do talks., Where  
there is great respect for tradition is so strong from 
both clubs," Rodgers said as quoted from the pages 
of the BBC News.

"We want this day could be remembered for a number 
of reasons that can be accepted, before the game is run."

"I am confident with our respect for the family, of 
course  we can practice it. Indeed, so much work has 
been done."

"Hopefully this game will be skipped Sunday peacefully  
and according to expectations. Because here we can talk 
about the honor and also the football itself.