If Liverpool want to establish themselves as perennial title challengers then winning at Old Trafford has to become a regular occurrence. Brendan Rodgers' team have a chance to start a new trend as the last time Manchester United lost at home to their fiercest rivals was the 4-1 humiliation of 2008-09. David Moyes remains resolute in the midst of a trying inaugural season in charge of the champions but with Liverpool 11 points better off a victory could prove pivotal in turning his team's fortunes around. Jamie Jackson

Kick-off Sunday 1.30pm

Venue Old Trafford

Last season Man Utd 2 Liverpool 1

Live Sky Sports 1

Referee M Clattenburg

This season G20, Y66, R1, 3.4 cards per game

Odds H 6-4 A 2-1 D 5-2

Manchester United

Subs from Lindegaard, Evans, Vidic, Ferdinand, Buttner, Giggs, Young, Fletcher, Valencia, Kagawa, Nani, Welbeck, Hernández, Cleverley

Doubtful Evans (calf), Hernández (knee), Nani (hamstring), Da Silva (foot)

Injured None

Suspended None

Form WWDDLW

Discipline Y52 R2

Leading scorers Rooney, Van Persie 11

Liverpool

Subs from Jones, Coutinho, Lucas, Sakho, Cissokho, Touré, Kelly, Aspas, Moses, Alberto, Teixeira

Doubtful None

Injured José Enrique (knee, Apr), Coates (knee, Apr)

Form WWWWDW

Discipline Y40 R0

Leading scorer Suárez 24