Ederson arrives in cherry red Ferrari as Manchester City stars pull up for training ahead of Champions League tie against Liverpool at Anfield

Manchester City face Liverpool in the Champions League on Wednesday night

The first leg is at Anfield - where City lost their only league game this season

City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan is looking to right the wrongs of that defeat

Pep Guardiola's side face a huge week both in the Premier League and in Europe

Brazilian goalkeeper Ederson provided a splash of colour as he arrived in his cherry red Ferrari

Patient City supporters took the chance to
grab an autograph from the Brazilian shot stopper

Manchester City dazzled on their most recent trip to Merseyside but know they face a sterner test on Wednesday as they arrived for training on Tuesday.

Goalkeeper Ederson had his game face on as he arrived at the club's training complex in his red Ferrari.

PFA player of the year contender Kevin De Bruyne
 had his game face on ahead of training

Yaya Toure was in no mood for a photo on Tuesday
morning as he tried to shield his face 

Veteran midfielder Yaya Toure appeared less enthused for the waiting photographers as he attempted to shield his face with his phone.   

Pep Guardiola's side dismantled Everton 3-1 on Saturday evening at Goodison Park but attentions now switch to Liverpool for the Champions League quarter-finals. 

Benjamin Mendy arrived as he edges closer to
 fitness in what is a huge week for City's side

The Reds are the only side to inflict defeat on the Citizens domestically this season and psychologically will feel they are the best placed of any side to beat City this season.

The first leg of the all-British quarter-final tie is at Anfield and memories of the thrilling 4-3 home win earlier in the season - City's only league defeat - will remain fresh in the memory of both managers.

City understand this has the potential to be a huge week ahead with a game against city rivals Manchester United on Saturday sandwiched between the two European ties.

That match against United provides an opportunity to secure the Premier League title but Kevin De Bruyne, Sergio Aguero and co cannot afford to take their eye off Liverpool in what is anticipated to be an exciting double header.

Interestingly, for all of City's weapons, they have failed to win at Anfield since 2003 which is no doubt at the forefront of their mind as they look to end the hoodoo in the arguably season's biggest game.

'Going back to Anfield for the first leg is a great motivation for us. We can't wait to play these games,' City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan said.

'I think we’re aware of our strengths and we know what we’re capable of. We want to prove that in both games.' added the 27-year-old. 

Bernardo Silva will look to play an important role across the double header with Liverpool

Raheem Sterling will want to exact revenge after the 4-3 league defeat at Anfield this season