Liverpool vs. Man United: Photos show snow around Anfield amid postponement talks

With Liverpool vs. Man United supposed to be taking place at 4.30pm (GMT), there is some doubt over whether the game will go ahead due to overnight snowfall in the north west.

Snow fell in the early hours of Sunday morning on Merseyside, leading to some beautiful pictures of Anfield in the snow.

However, the weather has also had adverse affects on travel around area and Greater Manchester.

While the snow in Liverpool will likely be cleared in advance of kick-off, meaning locals going to the game should have few problems, the trouble lies with travelling fans.

The safety group, made up of Merseyside Police, Liverpool City Council and the two clubs, who decide whether the game will be played or not, met at 9am. Their main factor of consideration should be the safe travel of those going to the match.

The group decided to defer a decision until another meeting at 11.45am.

It is understood that staff at Anfield are working as normal this morning.

Due to disruption, there are no trains running in or out of Liverpool Lime Street until 12pm. The roads around Liverpool have been gritted, though, and buses are on.

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Here was the snow in Liverpool 4 at 8.40am:

It is worth noting Taggy’s comment is just opinion:

Liverpool FC have said in a statement: “At this stage the match is planned to go ahead as normal and every effort is being made to get the game on.

“A further safety meeting will take place again at midday to assess the latest conditions.”

The Reds also had their fixture against Everton postponed on December 7, when severe winds caused danger to the public on Merseyside.