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Liverpool host Manchester United on Sunday in a fixture which is likely prove crucial in the battle for fourth place. Here, Press Association Sport looks at some of the main talking points in the build up to the match.
WILL STEVEN GERRARD PLAY?
Gerrard has enjoyed many tussles with United during his 17-year career at Liverpool, but he is no longer guaranteed a place in the starting XI.
The Liverpool captain was left out of the team that beat Swansea 1-0 on Monday, but came off the bench just after the hour.
Jordan Henderson and Joe Allen have looked good in the middle during Gerrard’s absence, so Brendan Rodgers is facing a dilemma. Does he give Gerrard one last crack at United before he departs for the MLS or stick with the midfield which has served him so well during the skipper’s absence?
ARE LIVERPOOL STRONG ENOUGH AT THE BACK TO COPE WITH UNITED?
That would have been a strange question a few weeks ago, when United looked weak in attack, but they were impressively clinical in their 3-0 win over Tottenham last weekend.
Wayne Rooney grabbed the headlines after his knockout goal celebration but Marouane Fellaini was equally as destructive during the match.
The Belgian, playing in the number 10 role, caused Spurs all sorts of problems with his height and strength and he took his goal superbly. Liverpool will have to keep him quiet to stop United.
WAS UNITED’S WIN OVER SPURS JUST A FLASH IN THE PAN?
Eight months after promising everything would soon click into place, Louis van Gaal’s team finally put on a performance last weekend that had all the hallmarks of a victory of the Sir Alex Ferguson era.
United played with pace, flair, width and brutality in front of goal against a team that is also fighting for a top-four finish.
The challenge for Van Gaal now is to ensure his team put on a repeat performance at the home of their bitter rivals.
WILL UNITED KEEP THEIR DISCIPLINE?
One of the key issues for Van Gaal in big matches like this is discipline. He thinks it is vitally important to keep all 11 players on the pitch.
Unfortunately for him, when United went to Manchester City last November, Chris Smalling did not get the memo. The defender earned a second yellow card in the 39th minute for a reckless tackle on James Milner and United lost to a City team which was there for the taking.
Angel di Maria was also sent off in the recent FA Cup defeat to Arsenal. Van Gaal will remind his players they need to stay on the pitch, but will they listen?
HOW DO YOU SOLVE A PROBLEM LIKE DI MARIA?
Di Maria missed the victory over Spurs because of his dismissal against Arsenal, and if truth be told, United did not miss him one bit.
Van Gaal’s team looked far more destructive with Juan Mata wide on the right. The Spaniard carved open the Spurs defence on many occasions and he relished his physical battle with Danny Rose.
Van Gaal has put a lot of trust in Di Maria even though his form has deteriorated rapidly since the end of September, but can he really drop Mata for the £59.7million man?
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Liverpool host Manchester United on Sunday in a fixture which is likely prove crucial in the battle for fourth place. Here, Press Association Sport looks at some of the main talking points in the build up to the match.
WILL STEVEN GERRARD PLAY?
Gerrard has enjoyed many tussles with United during his 17-year career at Liverpool, but he is no longer guaranteed a place in the starting XI.
The Liverpool captain was left out of the team that beat Swansea 1-0 on Monday, but came off the bench just after the hour.
Jordan Henderson and Joe Allen have looked good in the middle during Gerrard’s absence, so Brendan Rodgers is facing a dilemma. Does he give Gerrard one last crack at United before he departs for the MLS or stick with the midfield which has served him so well during the skipper’s absence?
ARE LIVERPOOL STRONG ENOUGH AT THE BACK TO COPE WITH UNITED?
That would have been a strange question a few weeks ago, when United looked weak in attack, but they were impressively clinical in their 3-0 win over Tottenham last weekend.
Wayne Rooney grabbed the headlines after his knockout goal celebration but Marouane Fellaini was equally as destructive during the match.
The Belgian, playing in the number 10 role, caused Spurs all sorts of problems with his height and strength and he took his goal superbly. Liverpool will have to keep him quiet to stop United.
WAS UNITED’S WIN OVER SPURS JUST A FLASH IN THE PAN?
Eight months after promising everything would soon click into place, Louis van Gaal’s team finally put on a performance last weekend that had all the hallmarks of a victory of the Sir Alex Ferguson era.
United played with pace, flair, width and brutality in front of goal against a team that is also fighting for a top-four finish.
The challenge for Van Gaal now is to ensure his team put on a repeat performance at the home of their bitter rivals.
WILL UNITED KEEP THEIR DISCIPLINE?
One of the key issues for Van Gaal in big matches like this is discipline. He thinks it is vitally important to keep all 11 players on the pitch.
Unfortunately for him, when United went to Manchester City last November, Chris Smalling did not get the memo. The defender earned a second yellow card in the 39th minute for a reckless tackle on James Milner and United lost to a City team which was there for the taking.
Angel di Maria was also sent off in the recent FA Cup defeat to Arsenal. Van Gaal will remind his players they need to stay on the pitch, but will they listen?
HOW DO YOU SOLVE A PROBLEM LIKE DI MARIA?
Di Maria missed the victory over Spurs because of his dismissal against Arsenal, and if truth be told, United did not miss him one bit.
Van Gaal’s team looked far more destructive with Juan Mata wide on the right. The Spaniard carved open the Spurs defence on many occasions and he relished his physical battle with Danny Rose.
Van Gaal has put a lot of trust in Di Maria even though his form has deteriorated rapidly since the end of September, but can he really drop Mata for the £59.7million man?
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Liverpool goalkeeper Danny Ward has joined Sky Bet League Two side Morecambe on a month’s loan.
Ward, a former Wales youth international, has been on the Liverpool bench 19 times this season and has now joined Shrimps to ease their goalkeeping crisis following Andreas Arestidou’s suspension.
He is expected to be given his debut in Saturday’s trip to Carlisle, with Morecambe looking to get a win after back-to-back home defeats to Hartlepool and Shrewsbury.
Shrimps’ boss Jim Bentley said: “Danny is a highly regarded young goalkeeper and we look forward to working with him over the next few weeks.”
Ward, 21, joined Liverpool from Wrexham in 2012 but has yet to feature for the first team at Anfield.
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Loan Watch: Danny Ward joins Morecambe
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Liverpool goalkeeper Danny Ward has joined Sky Bet League Two side Morecambe on a month’s loan.
Ward, a former Wales youth international, has been on the Liverpool bench 19 times this season and has now joined Shrimps to ease their goalkeeping crisis following Andreas Arestidou’s suspension.
He is expected to be given his debut in Saturday’s trip to Carlisle, with Morecambe looking to get a win after back-to-back home defeats to Hartlepool and Shrewsbury.
Shrimps’ boss Jim Bentley said: “Danny is a highly regarded young goalkeeper and we look forward to working with him over the next few weeks.”
Ward, 21, joined Liverpool from Wrexham in 2012 but has yet to feature for the first team at Anfield.
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Selamat hari jadi yang ke-31 kepada antara penyerang terbaik dalam sejarah Liverpool FC iaitu Fernando Torres. Dia memulakan karier bersama skuad remaja Atletico Madrid dan beraksi cemerlang sehingga dipilih menjadi kapten untuk skuad utama Atletico Madrid pada 2002 ketika berusia 19 tahun.
Dia menyertai Liverpool pada 2007 dengan nilai £20.2juta. Sepanjang 4 tahun di Anfield, dia telah melakukan 142 penampilan dan menjaringkan 81 gol. Dan pada 29 Mac ini, dia akan kembali ke Anfield untuk satu perlawanan amal dan peminat Liverpool sudah pasti tidak sabar untuk melihat penyerang ini kembali menyarung jersi merah. Dia akan bermain di samping seorang lagi bekas penyerang Liverpool, Luis Suarez nanti.
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Dia menyertai Liverpool pada 2007 dengan nilai £20.2juta. Sepanjang 4 tahun di Anfield, dia telah melakukan 142 penampilan dan menjaringkan 81 gol. Dan pada 29 Mac ini, dia akan kembali ke Anfield untuk satu perlawanan amal dan peminat Liverpool sudah pasti tidak sabar untuk melihat penyerang ini kembali menyarung jersi merah. Dia akan bermain di samping seorang lagi bekas penyerang Liverpool, Luis Suarez nanti.
YNWA
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Selamat hari jadi yang ke-31 kepada antara penyerang terbaik dalam sejarah Liverpool FC iaitu Fernando Torres. Dia memulakan karier bersama skuad remaja Atletico Madrid dan beraksi cemerlang sehingga dipilih menjadi kapten untuk skuad utama Atletico Madrid pada 2002 ketika berusia 19 tahun.
Dia menyertai Liverpool pada 2007 dengan nilai £20.2juta. Sepanjang 4 tahun di Anfield, dia telah melakukan 142 penampilan dan menjaringkan 81 gol. Dan pada 29 Mac ini, dia akan kembali ke Anfield untuk satu perlawanan amal dan peminat Liverpool sudah pasti tidak sabar untuk melihat penyerang ini kembali menyarung jersi merah. Dia akan bermain di samping seorang lagi bekas penyerang Liverpool, Luis Suarez nanti.
YNWA
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Dia menyertai Liverpool pada 2007 dengan nilai £20.2juta. Sepanjang 4 tahun di Anfield, dia telah melakukan 142 penampilan dan menjaringkan 81 gol. Dan pada 29 Mac ini, dia akan kembali ke Anfield untuk satu perlawanan amal dan peminat Liverpool sudah pasti tidak sabar untuk melihat penyerang ini kembali menyarung jersi merah. Dia akan bermain di samping seorang lagi bekas penyerang Liverpool, Luis Suarez nanti.
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Awesome picture.... 1000 meanings.. Proud to stay liverpool.... -AHFAI KPLM LFC
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Liverpool have the chance to leapfrog arch rivals Manchester United into fourth place when the two sides meet in a mouthwatering encounter in the Premier League at Anfield this Sunday.
Liverpool vs. Manchester United
Sunday, 22nd March 2015; 1.30pm kick-off
Premier League
Anfield
Going into the weekend’s fixtures, Brendan Rodgers‘ side sit fifth in the league table — just one point behind United, three points off third placed Arsenal and four points off second placed Man City, setting up a crucial clash for both sides.
Liverpool will be looking to avenge a 3-0 defeat at the hands of United in the reverse fixture at Old Trafford in December.
That was Liverpool’s last league defeat and the form book would suggest the hosts are favourites this Sunday — with 10 victories and three draws in their last 13 games, scoring 24 and conceding just eight.
If Liverpool can avoid defeat, they will match Chelsea’s current season record of 14 games undefeated.
However, Man Utd’s league form isn’t far behind, with just five defeats all season and off the back of a three-game winning streak. Sunderland, Newcastle Utd and Tottenham were their victims.
Despite Liverpool’s recent good fortunes, goalkeeper Simon Mignolet has urged his teammates to stay focussed ahead of Sunday’s encounter and the race to finish in the top four.
“We have to focus on our jobs, we can’t get carried away, and as a game it is three points to win or to lose,” he is quoted in the Mirror as saying.
“If we are going to make more of it than it is we might get flustered or carried away with things so we have to address it in a professional manner and make sure we focus on our job rather than what the opponent does or how big a game it is.”
Liverpool could welcome back Steven Gerrard to the starting XI after he returned from injury as a substitute in Monday night’s 1-0 win at Swansea.
Lucas Leiva returned to training this week but looks set to miss Sunday’s clash, whilst Jordon Ibe is also sidelined.
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Liverpool vs. Man Utd (Sunday, 1.30pm): Reds look to oust Utd from top four
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Liverpool have the chance to leapfrog arch rivals Manchester United into fourth place when the two sides meet in a mouthwatering encounter in the Premier League at Anfield this Sunday.
Liverpool vs. Manchester United
Sunday, 22nd March 2015; 1.30pm kick-off
Premier League
Anfield
Going into the weekend’s fixtures, Brendan Rodgers‘ side sit fifth in the league table — just one point behind United, three points off third placed Arsenal and four points off second placed Man City, setting up a crucial clash for both sides.
Liverpool will be looking to avenge a 3-0 defeat at the hands of United in the reverse fixture at Old Trafford in December.
That was Liverpool’s last league defeat and the form book would suggest the hosts are favourites this Sunday — with 10 victories and three draws in their last 13 games, scoring 24 and conceding just eight.
If Liverpool can avoid defeat, they will match Chelsea’s current season record of 14 games undefeated.
However, Man Utd’s league form isn’t far behind, with just five defeats all season and off the back of a three-game winning streak. Sunderland, Newcastle Utd and Tottenham were their victims.
Despite Liverpool’s recent good fortunes, goalkeeper Simon Mignolet has urged his teammates to stay focussed ahead of Sunday’s encounter and the race to finish in the top four.
“We have to focus on our jobs, we can’t get carried away, and as a game it is three points to win or to lose,” he is quoted in the Mirror as saying.
“If we are going to make more of it than it is we might get flustered or carried away with things so we have to address it in a professional manner and make sure we focus on our job rather than what the opponent does or how big a game it is.”
Liverpool could welcome back Steven Gerrard to the starting XI after he returned from injury as a substitute in Monday night’s 1-0 win at Swansea.
Lucas Leiva returned to training this week but looks set to miss Sunday’s clash, whilst Jordon Ibe is also sidelined.
If you’ve never played The Football Pools , it’s easy. You can now play online, so there’s no pools man knocking at your door or paper coupons to fill in.
You simply select 10 games from 49 that you think may end in a score draw. Each score draw is worth 3 points, 2 for a no score draw, and 1 point for a Home, or Away win. All the points from your best 8 selections are added together with scores of 24,23 and 22 winning a cash prize.
It’s £1 to play, but if you sign up for a Direct Debit your first 4 games are free , with no obligation to carry on playing beyond your free games.
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Ward loaned to Morecambe
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Suatu hari nanti ...
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Liverpool v Man Utd preview
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Liverpool v Manchester United preview: Rivals set for Top 4 face off
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Alan Smith says English clubs must bring back pace and intensity
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Michael Carrick: Stats highlight his importance to United
We have stats ahead of every Premier League game, including details of a possible Liverpool record and Michael Carrick's importance to Man Utd.
The big game this weekend sees fifth-placed Liverpool host fourth-placed Manchester United at Anfield, with Southampton and Tottenham no doubt looking to capitalise on any slip-ups in their home games against struggling Burnley and Leicester respectively.
Manchester City will want to see off West Brom in Saturday's early game to put pressure on table-topping Chelsea, who travel to Hull on Sunday, while Arsenal go to Newcastle as they look to rein in the top two.
We look at the Opta statistics ahead of the 30th round of fixtures...
Manchester City v West Bromwich Albion
Manchester City have won nine and lost none of the last 10 Premier League games against West Bromwich Albion.
West Brom have won none of their seven trips to the Etihad Stadium, drawing the first two and losing the last five in a row.
Sergio Aguero has scored four goals in five Premier League appearances against West Brom.
City have scored four goals inside the first 10 minutes in their last three Premier League games against West Brom.
The Baggies have gone nine Premier League away games without a victory (W0 D5 L4).
City have lost just one of their last 12 Premier League home matches (W8 D3 L1).
West Brom have kept four clean sheets in their last five Premier League matches.
The Baggies have conceded more goals in the opening 15 minutes of matches than any other side this season (10).
However, West Brom have conceded the fewest goals in the final 15 minutes of games (4).
West Brom have scored the highest percentage of goals from set pieces excluding penalties in the top flight this season (50%) while City have scored the lowest proportion (8%).
Aston Villa v Swansea City
Swansea City have lost just one of their seven Premier League meetings with Aston Villa (W3 D3 L1).
Christian Benteke has scored in two of his three Premier League appearances against Swansea City.
Gabriel Agbonlahor has scored in two of his last three Premier League appearances against Swansea City.
Aston Villa ended a run of six home Premier League games without a win (W0 D3 L3) with victory last time out against West Brom.
Swansea's last three Premier League away wins have all been by a 1-0 scoreline.
All six of Gabriel Agbonlahor's Premier League goals this season have come inside the opening 37 minutes.
Villa have scored more goals in their last two Premier League matches (6) than they managed in the previous 13 (5).
Aston Villa have scored the highest proportion of first half goals in the top division this season (79%).
No Villa manager has won three Premier League games in a row since Martin O'Neill in April 2010.
Only Everton (17) have dropped more points from winning positions than Swansea City this season (16).
Newcastle United v Arsenal
Arsenal are unbeaten in the last eight Premier League games against Newcastle, winning the last six in a row.
The Gunners are the only team ever to not win a Premier League game after being 4-0 up at half-time, when they drew 4-4 with Newcastle at St James Park in February 2011.
Newcastle have failed to score in their last three Premier League home matches against the Gunners.
Olivier Giroud has netted six goals in five Premier League appearances against the Magpies.
Giroud has scored six and assisted three in his last eight Premier League appearances.
Newcastle have won just four of the last 39 games in all competitions against Arsenal (W4 D11 L24).
In Arsenal's last six Premier League away matches, the winning side has netted exactly two goals.
Newcastle have won just one of their last five Premier League home matches (W1 D2 L2).
St James Park has seen the joint-most goals netted in the final 15 minutes of matches (13 along with the Emirates).
Alexis Sanchez has scored the first goal of the game more often than any other Premier League player this season.
Queens Park Rangers v Everton
Everton are unbeaten in the last five meetings in all competitions with Queens Park Rangers (W3 D2 L0).
However, the Toffees have won none of their last five PL trips to Loftus Road with two defeats against Fulham and two draws and a loss against QPR in those visits.
Bobby Zamora has scored in two of his three Premier League games for QPR against Everton.
There have been three own goals in the last three Premier League meetings between Rangers and Everton.
QPR have won none of their last six Premier League home matches (D2 L4) and lost the last four in a row. They have scored just three goals in that run.
Everton have lost eight and won one of their last nine Premier League away games and scored just one goal in their last five on the road.
QPR have conceded the first goal of the game more often than any other Premier League side this season (22).
QPR have allowed more shots on target against them than any other team in the Premier League (164).
Rangers are the only team in the top flight yet to net a goal in the opening 15 minutes of a Premier League match this season.
Matty Phillips has scored one and assisted four goals in his last five Premier League appearances.
Southampton v Burnley
Burnley have won three and lost just one of the last six league meetings with Southampton.
The Clarets have lost 25 of their 33 Premier League away matches (W2 D6 L25).
There have been just four goals scored in the last four Premier League matches played at St Mary's.
Saints' home form has been patchy recently with a record of W3 D2 L4 in their last nine Premier League matches at St Mary's.
Southampton have kept 11 clean sheets and conceded just 12 goals in their last 19 Premier League games on home soil.
Saints have dropped just two points from winning positions this season, fewer than any other team.
All five of Burnley's Premier League wins this season have been by a single goal margin.
Southampton have allowed fewer shots on target against them than any other team in the Premier League (83).
Burnley have conceded the most headed goals in the top flight this season (17) while Southampton have shipped the fewest (2).
Jose Fonte has made more interceptions (85) than any other player in the Premier League this season.
Stoke City v Crystal Palace
Stoke City have won five of their last eight Premier League games at the Britannia Stadium (W5 D1 L2), with their only defeats coming against Chelsea and Manchester City.
Defeat last time out on the road against Southampton ended a run of five without loss for Palace away from home in the Premier League (D2 W3).
Stoke have hit the target with just 38% of their attempts at goal, the lowest shooting accuracy in the Premier League.
The Potters are one of only two teams (along with Burnley) without a red card this season.
This is Stoke City's best performance in the top flight since 1974-75 after 29 games of a season, when assuming three points for a win.
Crystal Palace have not had more than 33 points after 29 games of a top-flight season since 1991-92 when they had 40 points at this stage.
Since drawing 1-1 with Palace back in December, Stoke have lost four matches; they followed each of the first three defeats with a three-game unbeaten run.
Palace have kept just one clean sheet in nine Premier League matches under Alan Pardew.
Only Spurs (16) have recovered more points from losing positions than Crystal Palace (15) so far this season.
Only West Ham (15) have scored more headed goals than Stoke City this season, and six of the last eight goals the Potters have netted have come via this route.
Tottenham Hotspur v Leicester City
Five of the last seven meetings between Tottenham and Leicester in all competitions have ended with a 2-1 scoreline.
There have been two meetings so far between these teams this season, both ending in 2-1 away wins (Spurs won the reverse Premier League game, while Leicester won in the FA Cup at White Hart Lane).
Leonardo Ulloa has scored in all four of his starts against the two big north London sides Arsenal and Tottenham.
Leicester have won just one of their last 13 Premier League away games (W1 D2 L10).
Tottenham are unbeaten in their last nine Premier League matches at White Hart Lane (W6 D3) and have lost just one of the last 15 home games in all competitions (W10 D4 L1) - but that was to Leicester in the FA Cup.
Spurs have recovered 16 points from losing positions in the Premier League this season, more than any other team.
The Foxes have failed to score a first-half goal in any of their last seven Premier League games.
Christian Eriksen has scored more winning goals than any other player in the Premier League this season (6).
Esteban Cambiasso has scored three goals from just four shots on target for Leicester.
Wes Morgan has blocked more opposition shots than any other Premier League player this season (39).
West Ham United v Sunderland
Sunderland have lost just one of their last seven Premier League games against West Ham (W3 D3 L1).
Jermain Defoe has scored four goals in his last five Premier League appearances against former club West Ham.
The Hammers have won just one of their last 12 Premier League matches (W1 D5 L6).
Sunderland have won one of their last 12 Premier League matches (W1 D4 L7), but none of the last six away (W0 D3 L3).
Morgan Amalfitano has scored three goals from just four shots on target for West Ham.
The Black Cats have netted just one goal in their last five Premier League matches.
Only Sunderland (7) and QPR (5) have picked up fewer points than West Ham (8) since Christmas.
Sunderland have fired in fewer shots than any other team in the top flight this season (204).
Sunderland have won the lowest proportion of games where they have been leading of any team in the top flight this season (40%).
West Ham have the highest tally of headers on target (39) and headed goals this season (15).
Liverpool v Manchester United
Steven Gerrard has scored seven goals in his last 11 Premier League games against Manchester United.
If Liverpool avoid defeat in this game they will match the longest unbeaten run of the season seen in the Premier League this season (14 games, recorded by Chelsea).
The Red Devils have lost just one of their last nine Premier League away matches (W4 D4 L1).
Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 14 matches in all competitions at Anfield (W7 D7).
Daniel Sturridge has scored in two of his three Premier League appearances for Liverpool against Man Utd.
Manchester United have won away at Anfield more times than any other team in Premier League history (10).
Only Liverpool v Everton (20) has seen more red cards in Premier League history than Liverpool v Manchester United (15, including a record by one player in a single fixture - Nemanja Vidic with four).
Man Utd have taken 2.2 points per game when Michael Carrick has featured this season (15 games) compared to 1.6 without him.
Ander Herrera has found the net with all three of his shots on target for Manchester United in the Premier League.
Wayne Rooney has scored or assisted 250 goals for Manchester United in the Premier League (169 goals, 81 assists).
Hull City v Chelsea
Chelsea have won nine and lost none of the last 11 meetings in all competitions against Hull City.
Loic Remy has scored three goals in three Premier League appearances against Hull.
Didier Drogba has scored three goals in four Premier League games against the Tigers.
Eden Hazard has scored in the last two Premier League meetings with Hull City.
Chelsea have lost just two of their last 17 Premier League away matches (W11 D4 L2).
Following a run of just one win in 11 Premier League home games (W1 D3 L7), Hull City have won three and lost just one of the last five at the KC Stadium.
Cesc Fabregas has scored or assisted 86 goals in the opening half of the campaign over the last six seasons, but only 33 from New Year's Day to the end of the season over the same period.
Chelsea have seen more opposition players sent off than any other team in the top flight this season (7).
Only Aston Villa (6) have earned more red cards than Hull City (5) this season.
Only Hazard (79) has created more scoring chances for team-mates than Cesc Fabregas in the Premier League (74) this season.
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PL pre-match stats: Carrick key for United
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Michael Carrick: Stats highlight his importance to United
We have stats ahead of every Premier League game, including details of a possible Liverpool record and Michael Carrick's importance to Man Utd.
The big game this weekend sees fifth-placed Liverpool host fourth-placed Manchester United at Anfield, with Southampton and Tottenham no doubt looking to capitalise on any slip-ups in their home games against struggling Burnley and Leicester respectively.
Manchester City will want to see off West Brom in Saturday's early game to put pressure on table-topping Chelsea, who travel to Hull on Sunday, while Arsenal go to Newcastle as they look to rein in the top two.
We look at the Opta statistics ahead of the 30th round of fixtures...
Manchester City v West Bromwich Albion
Manchester City have won nine and lost none of the last 10 Premier League games against West Bromwich Albion.
West Brom have won none of their seven trips to the Etihad Stadium, drawing the first two and losing the last five in a row.
Sergio Aguero has scored four goals in five Premier League appearances against West Brom.
City have scored four goals inside the first 10 minutes in their last three Premier League games against West Brom.
The Baggies have gone nine Premier League away games without a victory (W0 D5 L4).
City have lost just one of their last 12 Premier League home matches (W8 D3 L1).
West Brom have kept four clean sheets in their last five Premier League matches.
The Baggies have conceded more goals in the opening 15 minutes of matches than any other side this season (10).
However, West Brom have conceded the fewest goals in the final 15 minutes of games (4).
West Brom have scored the highest percentage of goals from set pieces excluding penalties in the top flight this season (50%) while City have scored the lowest proportion (8%).
Aston Villa v Swansea City
Swansea City have lost just one of their seven Premier League meetings with Aston Villa (W3 D3 L1).
Christian Benteke has scored in two of his three Premier League appearances against Swansea City.
Gabriel Agbonlahor has scored in two of his last three Premier League appearances against Swansea City.
Aston Villa ended a run of six home Premier League games without a win (W0 D3 L3) with victory last time out against West Brom.
Swansea's last three Premier League away wins have all been by a 1-0 scoreline.
All six of Gabriel Agbonlahor's Premier League goals this season have come inside the opening 37 minutes.
Villa have scored more goals in their last two Premier League matches (6) than they managed in the previous 13 (5).
Aston Villa have scored the highest proportion of first half goals in the top division this season (79%).
No Villa manager has won three Premier League games in a row since Martin O'Neill in April 2010.
Only Everton (17) have dropped more points from winning positions than Swansea City this season (16).
Newcastle United v Arsenal
Arsenal are unbeaten in the last eight Premier League games against Newcastle, winning the last six in a row.
The Gunners are the only team ever to not win a Premier League game after being 4-0 up at half-time, when they drew 4-4 with Newcastle at St James Park in February 2011.
Newcastle have failed to score in their last three Premier League home matches against the Gunners.
Olivier Giroud has netted six goals in five Premier League appearances against the Magpies.
Giroud has scored six and assisted three in his last eight Premier League appearances.
Newcastle have won just four of the last 39 games in all competitions against Arsenal (W4 D11 L24).
In Arsenal's last six Premier League away matches, the winning side has netted exactly two goals.
Newcastle have won just one of their last five Premier League home matches (W1 D2 L2).
St James Park has seen the joint-most goals netted in the final 15 minutes of matches (13 along with the Emirates).
Alexis Sanchez has scored the first goal of the game more often than any other Premier League player this season.
Queens Park Rangers v Everton
Everton are unbeaten in the last five meetings in all competitions with Queens Park Rangers (W3 D2 L0).
However, the Toffees have won none of their last five PL trips to Loftus Road with two defeats against Fulham and two draws and a loss against QPR in those visits.
Bobby Zamora has scored in two of his three Premier League games for QPR against Everton.
There have been three own goals in the last three Premier League meetings between Rangers and Everton.
QPR have won none of their last six Premier League home matches (D2 L4) and lost the last four in a row. They have scored just three goals in that run.
Everton have lost eight and won one of their last nine Premier League away games and scored just one goal in their last five on the road.
QPR have conceded the first goal of the game more often than any other Premier League side this season (22).
QPR have allowed more shots on target against them than any other team in the Premier League (164).
Rangers are the only team in the top flight yet to net a goal in the opening 15 minutes of a Premier League match this season.
Matty Phillips has scored one and assisted four goals in his last five Premier League appearances.
Southampton v Burnley
Burnley have won three and lost just one of the last six league meetings with Southampton.
The Clarets have lost 25 of their 33 Premier League away matches (W2 D6 L25).
There have been just four goals scored in the last four Premier League matches played at St Mary's.
Saints' home form has been patchy recently with a record of W3 D2 L4 in their last nine Premier League matches at St Mary's.
Southampton have kept 11 clean sheets and conceded just 12 goals in their last 19 Premier League games on home soil.
Saints have dropped just two points from winning positions this season, fewer than any other team.
All five of Burnley's Premier League wins this season have been by a single goal margin.
Southampton have allowed fewer shots on target against them than any other team in the Premier League (83).
Burnley have conceded the most headed goals in the top flight this season (17) while Southampton have shipped the fewest (2).
Jose Fonte has made more interceptions (85) than any other player in the Premier League this season.
Stoke City v Crystal Palace
Stoke City have won five of their last eight Premier League games at the Britannia Stadium (W5 D1 L2), with their only defeats coming against Chelsea and Manchester City.
Defeat last time out on the road against Southampton ended a run of five without loss for Palace away from home in the Premier League (D2 W3).
Stoke have hit the target with just 38% of their attempts at goal, the lowest shooting accuracy in the Premier League.
The Potters are one of only two teams (along with Burnley) without a red card this season.
This is Stoke City's best performance in the top flight since 1974-75 after 29 games of a season, when assuming three points for a win.
Crystal Palace have not had more than 33 points after 29 games of a top-flight season since 1991-92 when they had 40 points at this stage.
Since drawing 1-1 with Palace back in December, Stoke have lost four matches; they followed each of the first three defeats with a three-game unbeaten run.
Palace have kept just one clean sheet in nine Premier League matches under Alan Pardew.
Only Spurs (16) have recovered more points from losing positions than Crystal Palace (15) so far this season.
Only West Ham (15) have scored more headed goals than Stoke City this season, and six of the last eight goals the Potters have netted have come via this route.
Tottenham Hotspur v Leicester City
Five of the last seven meetings between Tottenham and Leicester in all competitions have ended with a 2-1 scoreline.
There have been two meetings so far between these teams this season, both ending in 2-1 away wins (Spurs won the reverse Premier League game, while Leicester won in the FA Cup at White Hart Lane).
Leonardo Ulloa has scored in all four of his starts against the two big north London sides Arsenal and Tottenham.
Leicester have won just one of their last 13 Premier League away games (W1 D2 L10).
Tottenham are unbeaten in their last nine Premier League matches at White Hart Lane (W6 D3) and have lost just one of the last 15 home games in all competitions (W10 D4 L1) - but that was to Leicester in the FA Cup.
Spurs have recovered 16 points from losing positions in the Premier League this season, more than any other team.
The Foxes have failed to score a first-half goal in any of their last seven Premier League games.
Christian Eriksen has scored more winning goals than any other player in the Premier League this season (6).
Esteban Cambiasso has scored three goals from just four shots on target for Leicester.
Wes Morgan has blocked more opposition shots than any other Premier League player this season (39).
West Ham United v Sunderland
Sunderland have lost just one of their last seven Premier League games against West Ham (W3 D3 L1).
Jermain Defoe has scored four goals in his last five Premier League appearances against former club West Ham.
The Hammers have won just one of their last 12 Premier League matches (W1 D5 L6).
Sunderland have won one of their last 12 Premier League matches (W1 D4 L7), but none of the last six away (W0 D3 L3).
Morgan Amalfitano has scored three goals from just four shots on target for West Ham.
The Black Cats have netted just one goal in their last five Premier League matches.
Only Sunderland (7) and QPR (5) have picked up fewer points than West Ham (8) since Christmas.
Sunderland have fired in fewer shots than any other team in the top flight this season (204).
Sunderland have won the lowest proportion of games where they have been leading of any team in the top flight this season (40%).
West Ham have the highest tally of headers on target (39) and headed goals this season (15).
Liverpool v Manchester United
Steven Gerrard has scored seven goals in his last 11 Premier League games against Manchester United.
If Liverpool avoid defeat in this game they will match the longest unbeaten run of the season seen in the Premier League this season (14 games, recorded by Chelsea).
The Red Devils have lost just one of their last nine Premier League away matches (W4 D4 L1).
Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 14 matches in all competitions at Anfield (W7 D7).
Daniel Sturridge has scored in two of his three Premier League appearances for Liverpool against Man Utd.
Manchester United have won away at Anfield more times than any other team in Premier League history (10).
Only Liverpool v Everton (20) has seen more red cards in Premier League history than Liverpool v Manchester United (15, including a record by one player in a single fixture - Nemanja Vidic with four).
Man Utd have taken 2.2 points per game when Michael Carrick has featured this season (15 games) compared to 1.6 without him.
Ander Herrera has found the net with all three of his shots on target for Manchester United in the Premier League.
Wayne Rooney has scored or assisted 250 goals for Manchester United in the Premier League (169 goals, 81 assists).
Hull City v Chelsea
Chelsea have won nine and lost none of the last 11 meetings in all competitions against Hull City.
Loic Remy has scored three goals in three Premier League appearances against Hull.
Didier Drogba has scored three goals in four Premier League games against the Tigers.
Eden Hazard has scored in the last two Premier League meetings with Hull City.
Chelsea have lost just two of their last 17 Premier League away matches (W11 D4 L2).
Following a run of just one win in 11 Premier League home games (W1 D3 L7), Hull City have won three and lost just one of the last five at the KC Stadium.
Cesc Fabregas has scored or assisted 86 goals in the opening half of the campaign over the last six seasons, but only 33 from New Year's Day to the end of the season over the same period.
Chelsea have seen more opposition players sent off than any other team in the top flight this season (7).
Only Aston Villa (6) have earned more red cards than Hull City (5) this season.
Only Hazard (79) has created more scoring chances for team-mates than Cesc Fabregas in the Premier League (74) this season.
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Liverpool have again been linked with perennial tabloid transfer favourite, Arsenal forward Theo Walcott.
According to John Cross of the Mirror Liverpool are interested in bringing Arsenal’s Theo Walcott to Anfield.
Cross writes: “Liverpool are eyeing a shock summer move for Theo Walcott if he cannot agree a new contract at Arsenal.
“Kop boss Brendan Rodgers is a big admirer of England star Walcott and is monitoring developments closely.
“Walcott, 26, has 15 months left on his current deal with the Gunners and has yet to regain his regular first-team place since his return from injury.”
This move would see Rodgers renew reported interested from Walcott’s last Gunners contract impasse and, according to Cross, remains the Reds’ contingency plan in light of protracted talks with Raheem Sterling over a new deal at Liverpool.
“The Sterling stand-off will only increase Liverpool’s interest in Walcott, as even Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has admitted that he expects drawn-out negotiations.
“Rodgers sees the value in pace to his team and Walcott, like Sterling, has electric speed.”
Interestingly, Cross refers purely to Walcott’s pace, as that was long considered the England international’s only notable attribute—all pace, no end product.
Walcott has developed his game somewhat in recent years, and has improved his finishing ability hugely, as well as his movement between the lines and into the box.
However, is this not reminiscent of Sterling at Liverpool in the last year — a player who is six years Walcott’s junior?
Moreover, is Walcott as multi-faceted as the 20-year-old Sterling, whose defensive ability lends him perfectly to Rodgers’ high-intensity pressing system?
With Sterling reportedly looking for a deal in the region of £100,000 to £150,000 per week, it is important to note that Walcott’s current deal at Arsenal is, according to BBC Sport in 2013, “worth £100,000 a week.”
It is highly unlikely that Walcott would be looking for a decrease in his current salary, even if he moved to his widely reported boyhood club.
So Liverpool would be in exactly the same situation as they are with Sterling at present, with a first-team forward demanding north of £100,000 per week—except one is 26 and one is 20, with the latter arguably a more well-rounded, high-quality player even at this juncture.
Which deal makes more sense?
Sense is something that may well not have come into this report of course, as the notorious Cross is one of Luis Suarez to Arsenal fame:
At least this ridiculous link is out of the way early; next up, Karim Benzema, Arda Turan and Pedro…
After Theo Walcott, which other perennial Liverpool transfer links can we look forward to this summer? Let us know your “favourite” in the comments below.
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Theo Walcott to Liverpool: The rumour returns
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Liverpool have again been linked with perennial tabloid transfer favourite, Arsenal forward Theo Walcott.
According to John Cross of the Mirror Liverpool are interested in bringing Arsenal’s Theo Walcott to Anfield.
Cross writes: “Liverpool are eyeing a shock summer move for Theo Walcott if he cannot agree a new contract at Arsenal.
“Kop boss Brendan Rodgers is a big admirer of England star Walcott and is monitoring developments closely.
“Walcott, 26, has 15 months left on his current deal with the Gunners and has yet to regain his regular first-team place since his return from injury.”
This move would see Rodgers renew reported interested from Walcott’s last Gunners contract impasse and, according to Cross, remains the Reds’ contingency plan in light of protracted talks with Raheem Sterling over a new deal at Liverpool.
“The Sterling stand-off will only increase Liverpool’s interest in Walcott, as even Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has admitted that he expects drawn-out negotiations.
“Rodgers sees the value in pace to his team and Walcott, like Sterling, has electric speed.”
Interestingly, Cross refers purely to Walcott’s pace, as that was long considered the England international’s only notable attribute—all pace, no end product.
Walcott has developed his game somewhat in recent years, and has improved his finishing ability hugely, as well as his movement between the lines and into the box.
However, is this not reminiscent of Sterling at Liverpool in the last year — a player who is six years Walcott’s junior?
Moreover, is Walcott as multi-faceted as the 20-year-old Sterling, whose defensive ability lends him perfectly to Rodgers’ high-intensity pressing system?
With Sterling reportedly looking for a deal in the region of £100,000 to £150,000 per week, it is important to note that Walcott’s current deal at Arsenal is, according to BBC Sport in 2013, “worth £100,000 a week.”
It is highly unlikely that Walcott would be looking for a decrease in his current salary, even if he moved to his widely reported boyhood club.
So Liverpool would be in exactly the same situation as they are with Sterling at present, with a first-team forward demanding north of £100,000 per week—except one is 26 and one is 20, with the latter arguably a more well-rounded, high-quality player even at this juncture.
Which deal makes more sense?
Sense is something that may well not have come into this report of course, as the notorious Cross is one of Luis Suarez to Arsenal fame:
At least this ridiculous link is out of the way early; next up, Karim Benzema, Arda Turan and Pedro…
After Theo Walcott, which other perennial Liverpool transfer links can we look forward to this summer? Let us know your “favourite” in the comments below.
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Liverpool face Man United in a potentially pivotal Premier League clash at Anfield on Sunday. Henry Jackson selects his combined XI between the two sides based only on their 2014/15 form.
Sunday’s showdown promises to be a tense, feisty affair, and may well go a long way to deciding who finishes in the top four at the end of the season.
There have been some terrific performers for both teams throughout the campaign, but some of the more high-profile names have struggled.
Steven Gerrard has been up and down as age has caught up with him, Daniel Sturridge has struggled since returning from injury and Angel Di Maria and Radamel Falcao have not come close to reaching the heights many expected of them.
So who has been the pick of the bunch? Here’s our combined XI between the two biggest rivals in English football, based on this season’s form (3-4-3 formation):
Goalkeeper: David de Gea
On current form, there is definitely an argument to say that De Gea is the world’s best goalkeeper, given how often he is called upon compared to Manuel Neuer and Thibaut Courtois. He has make 2.7 saves per game this season.
The Spaniard has been far and away United’s standout player this season, making some truly remarkable saves and keeping them in matches. They are probably six or seven points better off because of him.
Simon Mignolet has had an unbelievable turnaround in fortunes since the turn of the year, but despite this, he is still not on the same level as De Gea right now.
Centre-Back: Emre Can
Can was a relative unknown to many when he joined from Bayer Leverkusen last summer, but he has been a revelation on the right-hand side of Liverpool’s back-three.
The 21-year-old has all the attributes to become a world-class footballer in the future- pace, power, excellent technique and a good reading of the game- and has been the best of Brendan Rodgers‘ summer purchases.
Centre-Back: Martin Skrtel
Skrtel didn’t start the campaign in impressive form, mainly due to being played alongside the hapless Dejan Lovren, but he has been magnificent in the last three months or so.
The Slovakian has blossomed since Rodgers deployed three at the back, making countless blocks, interceptions and clearances. He is a big reason for the Reds’ six away clean-sheets in succession in the league.
Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo have impressed at times for the Red Devils but found themselves in and out of Louis van Gaal’s side because of injury.
Centre-Back: Mamadou Sakho
There are some who still bizarrely see Sakho as some sort of weak-link who can’t pass properly, but it is a total myth.
The 25-year-old Frenchman has been colossal at times since finding a way back into the team late last year, enjoying a pass completion rate of 89 per cent and winning more than half of his average duels.
He could become one of the Premier League’s best defenders over the next couple of years.
Right Wing-Back: Jordan Henderson
Clearly Henderson is at his best in the centre of midfield, but given the inconsistency of Lazar Markovic and Antonio Valencia, the Liverpool vice-captain would do better than both in the role currently.
The 24-year-old is in particularly sparking form at the moment, scoring three goals in as many games, and his all-round influence both on and off the pitch is growing by the week. Surely Liverpool’s next captain.
Centre Midfield: Lucas Leiva
Because of his injury troubles of late, it’s very easy to forget just how influential Lucas was to Liverpool’s turnaround in fortunes at the end of 2014.
The 28-year-old came back into the side and gave the midfield much-needed defensive cover, as well as an element of calm and composure. He may struggle to get his place back following Joe Allen‘s recent resurgence, but his earlier excellence should not be forgotten.
Centre Midfield: Daley Blind
There have been many United players who simply haven’t performed this season, but Blind certainly goes down as one of their success stories in 2014/15.
The Holland international is a classy footballer, both in midfield and at left-back, using the ball effectviely and showing a good positional sense.
His late equalisers at both West Brom and West Ham highlighted his never-say-die attitude, and could prove vital come the end of the season.
Left Wing-Back: Ashley Young
Young hasn’t always endured the happiest time at Old Trafford, and having been seemingly surplus to requirements last summer, he has arguably been their best outfield player this season.
The former Watford and Aston Villa winger has looked a threat with his pace and consistent final ball, while defensively he has also been impressive. The last-gasp winner he scored at Newcastle was of huge importance.
Alberto Moreno has been solid but unspectacular, while Luke Shaw has suffered with form and injuries.
Left Forward: Philippe Coutinho
Like many Liverpool players, Coutinho did not play to his optimum level during the early stages of the season, but he has been majestic at times in 2015.
The Brazilian has scored stunning goals against Bolton, Southampton and Man City, and his general touch, vision and influence have been a joy to watch. One of the Premier League’s most exciting and naturally gifted players.
Right Forward: Raheem Sterling
So much is expected of Sterling now in every game, given his meteoric rise, but it’s still so easy to forget he is only 20 years of age.
The England starlet is the Reds’ joint-top scorer this season with 10 goals, and his pace and trickery has terrified the country’s best defences. His superb solo effort against Chelsea in the League Cup was a memorable moment.
Di Maria has disappointed greatly, as mentioned, while Juan Mata, Adam Lallana and Adnan Januzaj have not been anywhere near consistent enough.
Striker: Wayne Rooney
Rooney may not exactly be loved by the Liverpool supporters, but it’s impossible to deny that he has been impressive this season.
There is more of a maturity about the United and England captain now, and while Robin van Persie and Falcao have floundered, he has stepped up to the plate in both a midfield role and as a striker, scoring 13 times.
Sturridge remains well short of his best form, while Mario Balotelli, Rickie Lambert and Fabio Borini have completely failed to set the world alight on Merseyside.
All statistics via Squawka and WhoScored
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Liverpool vs. Man United – Combined XI based on 2014/15 form
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Liverpool face Man United in a potentially pivotal Premier League clash at Anfield on Sunday. Henry Jackson selects his combined XI between the two sides based only on their 2014/15 form.
Sunday’s showdown promises to be a tense, feisty affair, and may well go a long way to deciding who finishes in the top four at the end of the season.
There have been some terrific performers for both teams throughout the campaign, but some of the more high-profile names have struggled.
Steven Gerrard has been up and down as age has caught up with him, Daniel Sturridge has struggled since returning from injury and Angel Di Maria and Radamel Falcao have not come close to reaching the heights many expected of them.
So who has been the pick of the bunch? Here’s our combined XI between the two biggest rivals in English football, based on this season’s form (3-4-3 formation):
Goalkeeper: David de Gea
On current form, there is definitely an argument to say that De Gea is the world’s best goalkeeper, given how often he is called upon compared to Manuel Neuer and Thibaut Courtois. He has make 2.7 saves per game this season.
The Spaniard has been far and away United’s standout player this season, making some truly remarkable saves and keeping them in matches. They are probably six or seven points better off because of him.
Simon Mignolet has had an unbelievable turnaround in fortunes since the turn of the year, but despite this, he is still not on the same level as De Gea right now.
Centre-Back: Emre Can
Can was a relative unknown to many when he joined from Bayer Leverkusen last summer, but he has been a revelation on the right-hand side of Liverpool’s back-three.
The 21-year-old has all the attributes to become a world-class footballer in the future- pace, power, excellent technique and a good reading of the game- and has been the best of Brendan Rodgers‘ summer purchases.
Centre-Back: Martin Skrtel
Skrtel didn’t start the campaign in impressive form, mainly due to being played alongside the hapless Dejan Lovren, but he has been magnificent in the last three months or so.
The Slovakian has blossomed since Rodgers deployed three at the back, making countless blocks, interceptions and clearances. He is a big reason for the Reds’ six away clean-sheets in succession in the league.
Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo have impressed at times for the Red Devils but found themselves in and out of Louis van Gaal’s side because of injury.
Centre-Back: Mamadou Sakho
There are some who still bizarrely see Sakho as some sort of weak-link who can’t pass properly, but it is a total myth.
The 25-year-old Frenchman has been colossal at times since finding a way back into the team late last year, enjoying a pass completion rate of 89 per cent and winning more than half of his average duels.
He could become one of the Premier League’s best defenders over the next couple of years.
Right Wing-Back: Jordan Henderson
Clearly Henderson is at his best in the centre of midfield, but given the inconsistency of Lazar Markovic and Antonio Valencia, the Liverpool vice-captain would do better than both in the role currently.
The 24-year-old is in particularly sparking form at the moment, scoring three goals in as many games, and his all-round influence both on and off the pitch is growing by the week. Surely Liverpool’s next captain.
Centre Midfield: Lucas Leiva
Because of his injury troubles of late, it’s very easy to forget just how influential Lucas was to Liverpool’s turnaround in fortunes at the end of 2014.
The 28-year-old came back into the side and gave the midfield much-needed defensive cover, as well as an element of calm and composure. He may struggle to get his place back following Joe Allen‘s recent resurgence, but his earlier excellence should not be forgotten.
Centre Midfield: Daley Blind
There have been many United players who simply haven’t performed this season, but Blind certainly goes down as one of their success stories in 2014/15.
The Holland international is a classy footballer, both in midfield and at left-back, using the ball effectviely and showing a good positional sense.
His late equalisers at both West Brom and West Ham highlighted his never-say-die attitude, and could prove vital come the end of the season.
Left Wing-Back: Ashley Young
Young hasn’t always endured the happiest time at Old Trafford, and having been seemingly surplus to requirements last summer, he has arguably been their best outfield player this season.
The former Watford and Aston Villa winger has looked a threat with his pace and consistent final ball, while defensively he has also been impressive. The last-gasp winner he scored at Newcastle was of huge importance.
Alberto Moreno has been solid but unspectacular, while Luke Shaw has suffered with form and injuries.
Left Forward: Philippe Coutinho
Like many Liverpool players, Coutinho did not play to his optimum level during the early stages of the season, but he has been majestic at times in 2015.
The Brazilian has scored stunning goals against Bolton, Southampton and Man City, and his general touch, vision and influence have been a joy to watch. One of the Premier League’s most exciting and naturally gifted players.
Right Forward: Raheem Sterling
So much is expected of Sterling now in every game, given his meteoric rise, but it’s still so easy to forget he is only 20 years of age.
The England starlet is the Reds’ joint-top scorer this season with 10 goals, and his pace and trickery has terrified the country’s best defences. His superb solo effort against Chelsea in the League Cup was a memorable moment.
Di Maria has disappointed greatly, as mentioned, while Juan Mata, Adam Lallana and Adnan Januzaj have not been anywhere near consistent enough.
Striker: Wayne Rooney
Rooney may not exactly be loved by the Liverpool supporters, but it’s impossible to deny that he has been impressive this season.
There is more of a maturity about the United and England captain now, and while Robin van Persie and Falcao have floundered, he has stepped up to the plate in both a midfield role and as a striker, scoring 13 times.
Sturridge remains well short of his best form, while Mario Balotelli, Rickie Lambert and Fabio Borini have completely failed to set the world alight on Merseyside.
All statistics via Squawka and WhoScored
Who would make your Liverpool and Man United combined XI, based on this season’s form? Let us know in the comments below.
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