Carabao Cup and Premier League predictions: Lawro v rapper and Liverpool fan Yungen

Liverpool need somewhere around a point to return to the highest point of the Premier League on multi day when City are playing Chelsea in the Carabao Cup last - however will they get it at Old Trafford against their unpleasant opponents?

BBC football master Mark Lawrenson stated: "A draw would be a decent outcome for Liverpool, particularly in view of the manner in which the disposition has changed at United under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

"The climate is distinctive to the manner in which it was under Jose Mourinho at any rate, and you simply realize they are going to incline it up for this amusement."

Preview of the highest point of Premier League table: first Man City, second Liverpool, third Tottenham, fourth Man Utd, fifth Arsenal, sixth Chelsea

Lawro is making expectations for each of the 380 best flight coordinates this season, against an assortment of visitors.

This week he is facing rapper and Liverpool fan Yungen, whose most recent single 'Agreeable' is out now and on the club's authentic playlist.

Yungen is a standard at Anfield and says hearing his hit 'Bestie' played there while he was at a Champions League amusement last season was one of the "main five snapshots of his vocation".

He experienced childhood in Herne Hill in south London however his mum is from Liverpool and his two more established siblings were conceived there and are the two Reds.

"It is has been in the family since I was a child - I was simply raised to help Liverpool and I didn't generally have a decision by any stretch of the imagination!" he revealed to BBC Sport.

Yungen

Yungen's most loved players when he was growing up were Steve McManaman and Michael Owen, yet above all Steven Gerrard. "The person is only a legend." Yungen says. Presently? It is Virgil van Dijk. "I would say incredible things regarding Mohamed Salah however I really do trust Van Dijk is the best protector on the planet. Whatever kind of striker he is facing, he is generally so cool and quiet.

Liverpool's offered to win the title out of the blue since 1990 methods this is a strained time for every one of their fans and Yungen concedes he is feeling the weight a bit.

"In the event that you had asked me how I felt half a month back, I was in a great spot," he revealed to BBC Sport. "It is distinctive at this point. Seeing us drop focuses implies the most recent couple of weeks have been a bit nerve-wracking.

"At the point when Manchester City lost those two diversions over Christmas, I thought it was our own, it must be our own, they can't get us now. In any case, here we are, level at the best going into this end of the week.

"Be that as it may, I am as yet glad and positive about our odds. I think this is the best we have looked in a long, long time. We can do it, certainly.

"We are not overwhelming groups like we were last season - there were times when we went ahead, and it was simply fantastic - yet when you watch us now it feels like we are more responsible for recreations.

"We don't seem as though we are continually going to surrender any longer, and we don't need to play incredibly well to win.