After more than a month, today we will have the opportunity to watch the top football of two teams that have been considered the best in the world for years. In the 1/8 finals, Manchester City welcomes Liverpool at home, in a match in which both managers will rotate some of the main players. However, in the home team's attack, we should immortalize Haaland, who had no obligations at the World Cup and is more than rested and ready for this match. Like him, Mahrez, De Bruyne, Rodri and Gundogan are physically fit. All except Mahrez are participating in the World Cup earlier than they planned and can devote themselves to their obligations at the club. One of the motives for Manchester City in this competition may be that, if they win the trophy, they will equal Liverpool in number of trophies. Like Manchester City, Liverpool can also count on players who participated in the World Cup, but I expect that Klopp will also try out some players who do not get a chance in the championship. Although it is a cup competition to which English clubs do not attach much importance, the rivalry that these two coaches have can bring us a fairly open match. City have not won against Liverpool in the last 5 matches and Guardiola certainly wants to end that streak. Both teams undoubtedly have world-class players, but at the moment I have more confidence in Manchester City's attack and midfield compared to Liverpool's defense, which will probably undergo some changes for this match. It is very possible that Klopp will also rest the first goalkeeper, which will only increase the chance for the home team.