Liverpool and Manchester United have both issued statements after the heavy snow prior to Sunday's clash at Anfield.

Gary Neville was seen shovelling snow back onto the pitch at Anfield as he jokingly tried to get Manchester United's trip to Liverpool postponed.

Gary Neville couldn't resist taking a dig at fellow pundit Jamie Carragher as he made a surprise guest appearance on the Anfield tour. The 49-year-old, who is one of the most capped players in United 's history with 602 appearances to his name, is on punditry duty for this weekend's much-anticipated fixture.

Sky Sports Gary Neville on Manchester Uniteds performance at Anfield: Its the best performance I think under Ruben Amorim, maybe all season by a mile. To come to Anfield, the best team in the league this year,

Gary Neville did his level best to get this afternoon's clash between Liverpool and Manchester United called off by shovelling snow onto the Anfield pitch. There were fears that today's game would be cancelled due to heavy snow in the north-west of England, but following two safety checks the match will still go ahead.

As Liverpool and Manchester United went toe-to-toe to produce a Premier League classic on Saturday afternoon, punditry duo Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher both went through a whole range of emotions on the gantry – and a video of their reactions throughout the encounter has gone viral online.

Arnold’s side of the pitch and Neville believes the visitors purposely targeted the Liverpool right-back, who was mercifully subbed of

Gary Neville was on commentary for Sky Sports as Liverpool drew 2-2 with Manchester United - the Old Trafford favorite was typically animated while calling the action

Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville has hailed the performances of three players in the current squad following a 2-2 draw at Liverpool on Sunday. The Red Devils left Anfield with a point, thanks to Amad Diallo’s late equaliser.

Liverpool have a terrific opportunity to put some distance between themselves and their title rivals. Arsenal’s share of the spoils with Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday now ensures that Arne Slot’s men can go eight points clear at the top of the Premier League table with a game in hand.