Manchester United's win at Anfield was huge for this team, make no mistake about it.

To finally get back-to-back wins for the first time, not just under Ruben Amorim, but since May 2024, is finally a topic we do not have to talk about anymore.

Also, to be the first United side and manager to win at Anfield for the first time since 2016 is another impressive feat.

This is in addition to the 2-0 win against Sunderland before the latest international break, which was seen as a huge challenge for a United side that had just come off a disappointing defeat to Brentford one week before. Again, well-handled by United.

They are overdue a bit of credit after what had all the potential to be a disastrous few weeks, the type of few weeks that could raise even further questions about a manager's future.

Saturday 25th October 5:00pm Kick off 5:30pm

Having spoken to a few of the players after the Liverpool game, including Diogo Dalot and Senne Lammens, I get the feeling the players sense this could be the...