MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - There is never any shortage of spice to the North West derby between Manchester United and Liverpool but if any were needed the battle for second place in the Premier League surely provides it. United, who are two points ahead of third-placed Liverpool, have lost one derby at Old Trafford this season, 2-1 to City in December, their only home defeat of the campaign. "It is a big game against Liverpool," United manager Jose Mourinho said. "I think we both want to finish in the top four, but we both want to finish second so, yes, it is a big game." "It will be a tough game and let’s see what will happen, but we are full of confidence and it’ll be a big fight for second place."

Source: The Star March 08, 2018 01:52 UTC