When Erik ten Hag takes charge of Manchester United, he will know the Premier League meetings with Liverpool can go some way to helping him win over supporters at Old Trafford.
The Dutchman was confirmed as United's next permanent manager just days after a 4-0 defeat at Anfield further dented United's hopes of a top-four finish this season.
It made the aggregate score 9-0 in the favour of the Merseyside club, after a hammering at Old Trafford in October, and United have won none of the last eight league clashes between the sides.