Liverpool VS Manchester United Match Prediction

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Liverpool
VS
Manchester United

Our Prediction Tip

Draw will win this match.

Six of the last nine meetings between these teams have ended as draws – three of which were goalless. Last season, the match at Old Trafford was a third 1-1 draw in that time but Liverpool did win at Anfield. United have not won at Anfield since January 2016 and Virgil van Dijk and Mo Salah scored last season to ensure that remains the case. Here are the results of the last five matches:
Jan 19, 2020: Liverpool 2-0 Manchester United
Oct 20, 2019: Manchester United 1-1 Liverpool
Feb 24, 2019: Manchester United 0-0 Liverpool
Dec 16, 2018: Liverpool 3-1 Manchester United
Mar 10, 2018: Manchester United 2-1 Liverpool

Liverpool vs Manchester United Recommended bets with odds

Liverpool are favourites to win, with home advantage, but the draw is a tempting price at 14/5 with Bet365 and Betway.

Both teams to score has been set at 8/13 with Bet365 and Betway.

Bruno Fernandes, named Player of the Month for a fourth time since his move to the Premier League this week, is 15/8 with 888sport to score at any time.

Liverpool vs Manchester United Prediction

Liverpool have lost some of their aura this season and, with Manchester United defending their position at the top of the table, this could be a draw. It is still too difficult to back a Liverpool defeat at Anfield, however.

Correct score prediction: Liverpool 1-1 Manchester United

Liverpool Predicted Starting Line-up

Expected Line-up: 4-3-3

Man United Predicted Starting Line-up

Expected Line-up: 4-2-3-1

Liverpool’s home record speaks for itself and they can halt Manchester United’s progress in a mouth-watering, top-of-the-table Premier League clash. United’s good form should not be overlooked though. With Liverpool inconsistent, this could end up a draw.
Liverpool’s home Premier League unbeaten run now stands at 67 consecutive matches at Anfield.

After returning to the top of the Premier League for the first time in more than three years, Manchester United’s first match as league leaders sees them take on fierce rivals, defending champions and second-placed Liverpool. The match, at Anfield, takes place on January 17 and the live action starts at 16:30 local time.