Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp put bitter club hostilities to one side to admit he is "happy" to see Marcus Rashford in the form of his life for Manchester United.
Rashford, 25, will be the main threat in attack as United travel to Anfield for a hotly-anticipated North-West Derby on Sunday evening. The England international has scored a career-high 25 goals across all competitions this season - including 14 in the Premier League - to surpass his previous best tally of 22.
His latest strike came in last Sunday's Carabao Cup final as the Red Devils defeated Newcastle 2-0 at Wembley Stadium to end their six-year wait for silverware. Understandably, Klopp is wary of the threat the red-hot forward poses, hailing his well-rounded game and confessing he is "playing incredible" for Liverpool's arch-rivals.
