One of the most iconic and historic Premier League fixtures, Liverpool versus Manchester United guarantees drama, high-octane action and unforgettable moments.
Although Liverpool have had the better of Man Utd in recent seasons, history tells us there is little to separate both teams at Anfield, with the Reds and United each winning on 12 occasions.
If there is one thing that is guaranteed in this fixture is that there will be goals. Liverpool enjoyed an incredible 7-0 triumph last season while United enjoyed a 3-1 success on their way to winning the title in 1996/97. There was also a six-goal thriller in 1994, where Liverpool came from three goals down to rescue a point.
Liverpool 7-0 Man Utd, Mar 2023
Liverpool ran riot at Anfield, recording their biggest-ever win against Man Utd. The Reds were only leading by one goal at half-time before a breathtaking second-half display blew United away, with Roberto Firmino coming off the bench to deliver the final blow in the 88th minute.
Liverpool 1-3 Man Utd, Apr 1997
Man Utd secured an important win at Anfield that led them on their way to a fourth Premier League title. The combination of David Beckham and Gary Neville down the right for United proved too much for Liverpool, with Beckham providing a pair of assists for a rare Gary Pallister headed double, while Neville set up Andrew Cole for United's third.
Liverpool 3-3 Man Utd, Jan 1994
Perhaps the most entertaining encounter between these two sides, Liverpool showed why they never throw in the towel at Anfield, recovering from 3-0 down to earn a point thanks to a Nigel Clough double and Neil Ruddock's header.
Liverpool 3-1 Man Utd, Mar 2011
Dirk Kuyt scored a hat-trick, notable for all three goals coming from incredibly close range. While the Dutchman took the plaudits, it was Luis Suarez who lit up Anfield with his fast feet and mesmerising dribbling.
Liverpool 1-2 Man Utd, Mar 2015
This meeting provided two unforgettable moments, with Steven Gerrard sent off only 38 seconds after coming on as a half-time substitute before Juan Mata scored his second goal of the match, and ultimately the winner, with a sensational scissor kick.
