This match will be an exciting one as both teams are
eyeing to secure their target. Liverpool 's target is to get top four but the way
they are currently playing tells that they are title contenders while for
United their target is to get top four which is surely difficult because they
are nine points behind Manchester City.
Team
News:
Red Devils defender Jonny Evans is sidelined for three
weeks due to a calf injury. Striker Javier Hernandez who is struggling this
season is doubtful for a game. Nani is also out due to a hamstring injury.
For Liverpool it’s a good news that Lucas Leiva and
Mamadou Sakho have made a comeback, they played for LFC under 21 recently.
Hopefully they will be on bench for this clash while Jose Enrique is still out.
Last
five United game (all competitions)
BPL: West Bromwich 0 - 3 Manchester United
CPL: Olympiacos
2 - 0 Manchester United
BPL: Crystal Palace 0 - 2 Manchester United
BPL: Arsenal 0 - 0 Manchester United
BPL: Manchester United 2 - 2 Fulham
Last
five LFC game (all competitions)
BPL: Southampton 0 - 3 Liverpool
BPL: Liverpool
4 - 3 Swansea City
FA Cup: Arsenal 2 - 1 Liverpool
BPL: Fulham 2 - 3 Liverpool
BPL: Liverpool
5 - 1 Arsenal
Head
to head (last five games in all competitions)
Capital one Cup: Manchester
United 1 – 0 Liverpool
BPL: Liverpool
1 – 0 Manchester United
BPL: Manchester
United 2 – 1 Liverpool
BPL: Liverpool 1 – 2 Manchester United
BPL: Manchester
United 2 – 1 Liverpool
Probable
Lineups:
United will have a big advantage of home and they
should win it but in form Liverpool can do anything.
Manchester United 1-2 Liverpool
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