Manchester United face a challenging trip to Anfield to take on Liverpool on Sunday.

The hosts enter the clash as firm favourites, but recent history suggests United could pull a rabbit out of their hat.

Here we look at the last five fixtures between the two giants.

It was a tense and cagey affair at Anfield, with Liverpool dominating possession but failing to break down a resilient United backline.

Liverpool fired 34 shots at United, but only eight were on target.

Rasmus Hojlund had the opportunity to win it late for United but he fired his shot straight at goalkeeper Alisson Becker.

The contest ended with some drama as Diogo Dalot picked up back-to-back yellow cards for dissent.

United did well to earn a point after the infamous 7–0 thrashing earlier that year.

It was a truly magical night for the United faithful as Amad Diallo scored a 120th-minute winner to eliminate Liverpool from the quarter-finals.

Scott McTominay opened the scoring early, but two quickfire goals from Liverpool turned the tie on its head before the break.

Antony struck an 87th-minute equaliser to send the game into extra time, only for Harvey Elliott to...