THE massive clash between Liverpool and Manchester United on Sunday is firmly in DOUBT. The North West is bracing for more severe weather just days after being hit with major flooding. Torrential

The North West in England has been hit by a thick blanket of snow overnight ahead of Liverpool's Premier League fixture against Manchester United at Anfield.

Liverpool fans will be all too well aware of the possible postponement. Just last month the Merseyside derby at Goodison Park was postponed due to Storm Darragh, which was also subject to an amber severe weather warning. A decision to postpone the match was made three hours before the 12.30pm kick-off.

Liverpool take on Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon, but severe snow overnight left the match under threat before it was eventually cleared to go ahead

Liverpool's Premier League game against Manchester United on Sunday is at risk of being postponed due to heavy snow in the north of England.

Liverpool's Premier League fixture with Manchester United is expected to go ahead as scheduled on Sunday despite adverse weather conditions and snowfall, both clubs announced after two safety meetings.

Liverpool's Premier League fixture with Manchester United is expected to go ahead as scheduled on Sunday despite adverse weather conditions and snowfall, both clubs announced.

The Premier League game between Liverpool and Manchester United will go ahead on Sunday following safety checks to assess the impact of a cold spell sweeping across the United Kingdom over the weekend.

Manchester United head to Anfield to face high-flying Liverpool today.United are winless in their last three league games and face an uphill task of turning their fortunes around against in-form