Published 10:25 IST, October 20th 2019
Manchester United vs Liverpool: Last 5 Premier League matches
Look back at the last five Premier League games between Manchester United and Liverpool as you wait for the sides to clash horns on Sunday at Old Trafford
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Manchester United to host Liverpool on Sunday, October 20, 2019, in what is expected to be yet another classic North-West derby between the two archrivals. Despite the clubs enjoying contrasting forms, nothing can be taken for granted in a game where form and fortunes tend to matter the least. Old Trafford is likely to be a stern test for Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, who is yet to taste victory at the venue. Also, the game should provide a chance for Klopp's United counterpart, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to try and silence his critics. We look at the last five PL clashes between the sides as we await Sunday.
🤩 F I N I S H E S 🤩
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) October 18, 2019
Enjoy 2⃣0⃣ of our brilliant strikes against @ManUtd 🔥 pic.twitter.com/DG2P8rvs8Q
Manchester United 0-0 Liverpool, February 24, 2019
The last time the sides met in Old Trafford, it was an agonizingly dull affair where both sides seemed to be more concerned about conceding than actually trying to score. United did have a couple of promising moments to snatch a lead, whereas the visitors struggled to create any clear cut chances. A draw suited well at the end.
Liverpool 3-1 Manchester United, December 16, 2018
The clash in December, however, was a completely different affair as Liverpool dominated their rivals on and off the ball. Xherdan Shaqiri came off the bench to score two goals; albeit with deflections in what proved to be the last match of Jose Mourinho at United.
Harry Maguire has been an excellent addition for @ManUtd, thinks Adrian Clarke
— Premier League (@premierleague) October 17, 2019
He think the defender could have a big impact in both boxes against Liverpool âž¡ https://t.co/Ma2jlLGI5B#PL #MUNLIV pic.twitter.com/WMciBsf6R6
Manchester United 2-1 Liverpool, March 10, 2018
Manchester United won the game on the back of Marcus Rashford’s first-half brace. Despite having the bulk of the ball and pouring pressure in the final 45 minutes, Liverpool failed to create many chances. An Eric Bailly own-goal was just a consolation at the end as Mourinho used Romelu Lukaku and Rashford in tandem to frustrate the visitors.
Liverpool 0-0, October 14, 2017
Two years ago, the sides met yet again, but only to pour warm water on the excitement surrounding the fixture. Once again, Liverpool complete dominated the ball but failed to breach the United defence. Mourinho came to Anfield to frustrate the home side and avoid a defeat, which he managed with aplomb.
Manchester United 1-1 Liverpool, January 15, 2017
Another draw, another bust is what sums up the game. But unlike the others, this one was a relatively close affair. James Milner put the visitors ahead with a penalty ahead of the break before Zlatan Ibrahimovich restored parity with a header in the second half. A draw at the end seemed to be a fair result for both the sides.
08:30 IST, October 20th 2019