By Joshua Tosin Ogunsakin 
Despite safety fears after heavy snow overnight in the north west, Liverpool v Man United will go ahead as planned, both clubs have confirmed.
This followed a second safety meeting held, with the resolution being that the match has been deemed safe for fans to attend the 16:30 GMT kick-off.
Following a second safety meeting, it has been decided that today’s match between Manchester United and Liverpool will go ahead.
There have been snowfall and weather warnings across the North West on Sunday but it has been deemed safe for fans to attend the 16:30 GMT kick-off.… https://t.co/xGj8b63qCe
There had been fears earlier that the Premier League clash between Liverpool and Man United faced potential postponement due to severe weather conditions in the North West, as an amber weather warning remains in effect.
Liverpool are set to host Manchester United in a crucial encounter for both teams.
Arne Slot’s side look to extend their lead over Arsenal to eight points after the Gunners’ draw at Brighton on Saturday.
Meanwhile, Manchester United, under Ruben Amorim, are desperate to end their four-match losing streak across all competitions and uplift the atmosphere at Old Trafford.