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Live coverage as Liverpool welcome Manchester United to Anfield hoping to close the gap on the two great Premier League rivals.

Liverpool managed one win in their last seven matches in all competitions. Phil Thompson remains "very confident" the clash between the Reds and Manchester United will be exciting.

Felipe Luis says Antoine Griezmann is not looking to leave Atletico Madrid after Manchester United's attempts to bring him to the club.

Dalglish dismisses criticism of Klopp and urges Liverpool to give him the time he requires to succeed.

Monaco admit they will likely have to cash in on players like Fabinho next summer amid interest from Manchester United and Manchester City.

Everton tied the Congolese midfielder down to a new two-and-a-half year contract on Thursday (12 October).

Carrick is suffering from a calf problem but Lukaku has shaken off the ankle knock that caused him to miss Belgium's World Cup qualifier against Bosnia and Herzegovinia last week.

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte has revealed that Kyle Scott and Ethan Ampadu could be given a chance to play with N'Golo Kante out until November.

United are currently seven points ahead of Liverpool going into the game and a win here will help keep the pressure on Manchester City.

United could move for Rose in January, after defender hinted he could leave Spurs and move to be closer to his family.

Mauricio Pochettino says Tottenham are unable to compete with Manchester City and Manchester United in the transfer market

Klopp and Mourinho have met each other on seven occasions, with the Portuguese winning only once, in encounters involving both Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund.

Reds are seven points behind United heading into their meeting with United at Anfield on 14 October.

Bale has suffered a host of injury problems since joining Los Blancos - and Toshack can sympathise with the "frustrating" period his compatriot is going through.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino believes a gap in spending power still gapes between his side and the Manchester clubs.

Mike Phelan believes Jose Mourinho is building something special at Old Trafford and back United to challenge for the title.

Gary Neville has warned Romelu Lukaku his Manchester United career with be defined by his performances against the likes of Liverpool.

Kepa Arrizabalaga has emerged as Real Madrid's new priority target to bolster the goalkeeper role ahead of Chelsea's Thibaut Courtois and Manchester United's David De Gea.

Lukaku had been struggling with an ankle problem but proved his fitness by scoring against Cyprus earlier this week.

Ibrahimovic, 36, ruptured his anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments in April but could return to first-team action before the end of the year.

Mourinho, 54, is in the second year of his three-year deal at Old Trafford and is already one of the highest-paid managers in world football.

Paul Pogba has missed Manchester United's last five matches due to hamstring injury. Marouane Fellaini suffered a knee injury while on internatinal duty with Belgium.

Mourinho's Manchester United settled for a point at Anfield and Old Trafford against Liverpool. Dalglish claims the Red Devils parked the double decker at Anfield last season.

Mohamed Salah has scored six goals in 11 games since his move from AS Roma to Liverpool in the summer and will be one of their key players on Saturday, 14 October.

Paul Pogba sustained a hamstring injury in Manchester United's first Champions League match of the season. The France international has missed the last five fixtures.

Only West Ham and Crystal Palace have conceded more Premier League goals than Liverpool this season, but their back four is not to blame.

Jurgen Klopp's former boss and predecessor Eckhard Krautzun has revealed that Manchester United were once the Liverpool manager's desired English club.

Injury to Sadio Mane leaves Liverpool with several key selection decisions to make ahead of the visit of Manchester United to Anfield this weekend.

Liverpool failed to bolster their defensive backline sufficiently and have paid the price for their transfer errors already this season, according to former defender Phil Babb.

Former Spurs chairman Irving Scholar claims Ferguson had agreed to join Tottenham in 1984 but changed his mind instead.