Jurgen Klopp, who is in charge of the Liverpool soccer team, thinks that Jesse Marsch, who is in charge of Leeds, will "set [his] team on fire" when Leeds plays Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday. The Yorkshire team in 18th place in the Premier League has lost eight games in a row, and their manager, Jesse Marsch, has said he is "sick" of losing.
As can be seen from their record of 4–7–2 in the league, which has them in ninth position, Liverpool has likewise battled so far throughout this season. After Liverpool's 3-0 victory against Ajax on Wednesday in the Champions League, manager Jurgen Klopp was asked whether he felt his squad will be a different one after competing in the World Cup in Qatar the following month. Prior to this victory, Klopp's team had suffered a defeat at the hands of Nottingham Forest by the score of 1-0.
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