José Mourinho has lost only three of his 10 visits to Anfield, the last in the 2007 Champions League semi-final, but the implications of a fourth would be sizeable for both Manchester United and Liverpool. Defeat for United would leave them six points behind their fierce north-west rivals and encourage the portrayal of Mourinho as a manager left behind by the pressing instincts of Jürgen Klopp and co, despite being only eight league matches into his Old Trafford reign. Klopp has injury concerns, however, over two thirds of his central midfield in Adam Lallana and Georginio Wijnaldum. Andy HunterKick-off Monday 8pmVenue AnfieldLast season Liverpool 0 Manchester United 1Live Sky Sports 1Referee Anthony TaylorThis season G7, Y23, R0, 3.29 cards per gameOdds H 6-5 A 5-2 D 12-5LiverpoolSubs from Mignolet, Manninger, Klavan, Sturridge, Can, Moreno, Lucas, Ings, Stewart, Randall, Grujic, Brannagan, Origi, Ejaria, OjoDoubtful Lallana (groin), Wijnaldum (hip)Injured Gomez (achilles, 29 Oct)Suspended NoneForm LDWWWWDiscipline Y14 R0Leading scorer Milner 4Manchester UnitedSubs from Romero, Johnstone, Rojo, Depay, Rooney, Young, Fosu-Mensah, Tuanzebe, Schneiderlin, Darmian, Martial, Mkhitaryan, ShawDoubtful NoneInjured Jones (knee, Nov)Suspended NoneForm WWLLWDDiscipline Y14 R0Leading scorer Ibrahimovic 4

Source: The Guardian October 14, 2016 15:45 UTC