Third-place Manchester United will be hoping to close the gap on the Premier League top two when they travel to Liverpool on Sunday afternoon.
The Red Devils haven't played in the top-flight for two weeks following their routine victory over Leicester, having turned their concentration to the Europa League, Carabao Cup and FA Cup. However, Erik ten Hag's men have won all three matches since the clash with the Foxes on February 19 - beating Barcelona, Newcastle and West Ham.
Despite not featuring in a fortnight, the Red Devils can tighten the deficit to just six points on second-place Manchester City with a win over Liverpool at Anfield. They are a mammoth 14 points behind leaders Arsenal at the moment, but have two matches in hand on Mikel Arteta's side ahead of the game against Jurgen Klopp's men.
