Sunday’s clash between Liverpool and Manchester United looks in serious doubt with snow set to fall in the south-west region overnight.

It wouldn’t be the first time this season that a Reds game has been canceled due to weather, with the Merseyside derby postponed due to winds from Storm Darragh.

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Should it be postponed, Liverpool would be two games ahead of rivals Arsenal and Manchester City. With a week’s rest, the team will certainly want to get this thing over with now rather than later.

There will be a pitch inspection tomorrow morning, but the decision could depend on how safe it is for fans to travel (as highlighted by football YouTuber Mark Goldbridge on X) – rather than the condition of the pitch.

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Goldbridge, owner of the YouTube channel The United Stand, wrote down

There will likely be a statement from both clubs on Sunday morning confirming whether the game will go ahead or not. The game is scheduled to kick off at 4:30 p.m.