[size=30pt]Liverpool Fc Vs Manchester United[/size]



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Liverpool go into Sunday's
Barclays Premier League encounter
with Manchester United a wholly
different proposition to the side
who were convincingly beaten 3-0
at Old Trafford in December.

Brendan Rodgers' team lost out in
the reverse fixture late last year
in a result that typified their
inconsistent first half of the
season.

However, last year's runners-up
have embarked on a superb run
since then, going 13 top-flight
matches without defeat to put
themselves firmly in the running
for UEFA Champions League qualification.

Liverpool now sit just two points
behind fourth-placed United,
meaning this weekend's meeting
could prove key in the race for the
top four - and Rodgers is upbeat
about his team's chances of avenging their defeat at Old
Trafford.

"We've found solutions to issues
we had at the beginning of the
season but there is still a lot of
work to do," Rodgers said.

"[The players are] very comfortable in
the way of working. We showed a different side [in a 1-0 win] against
Swansea on Monday and came
through.

"[United have] got a lot of talent
and had a big investment in the
summer in world-class players.

"They've been up there all season,
and they will want to stay up
there. I don't worry about them
clicking.

"They had a good result versus
Spurs [United won 3-0 last
Sunday], but Anfield is a different
game.

" United, meanwhile, have lost just
twice in the league since their
derby defeat to Manchester City in
November.

An impressive 3-0 win over
Tottenham Hotspur sets them up
well for Sunday's meeting, while
Louis van Gaal has also been
buoyed by the agreement of a new
contract for Michael Carrick on Friday.

"I think every player knows the
importance of this game. We are in
a very crucial stage and cannot
lose," said the Dutchman.

"We played very well in the first half
[against Spurs] but it says nothing when you lose the next match. "I want to win against them again.

It's very important.

" While Luke Shaw and Marcos Rojo
are not fit enough to start for
United, Rodgers can welcome back
Lucas Leiva [groin] and Mario
Balotelli [illness].

Match Facts

Steven Gerrard has scored seven goals in his last 11 Barclays Premier League matches against Manchester United.

If Liverpool avoid defeat in this fixture they will match the longest unbeaten run of the season seen in the BPL this season (14 matches, recorded by Chelsea).

Manchester United have won away at Anfield more times than any team in Barclays Premier League history (10).

Wayne Rooney has scored or assisted 250 goals for Manchester United in the Barclays Premier League (169 goals, 81 assists).

Liverpool 0 United 2

Match Appointments
Referee: Martin Atkinson Assistants: M Mullarkey, S Child Fourth Official: A Marriner

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U will walk alone today!

Liverpool 5 -- Man u 0, sure bet I swear

richgang:
Liverpool 5 -- Man u 0, sure bet I swear

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Liverpool 0-3 Man united!



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