article_snippet: I think we’ve we best chance in years of getting a good result; even more so than last season at Old Trafford.
article_snippet: The performance against Spurs came at just the right time to instil some confidence in fans and the players.
article_snippet: When was the last time United played well there?
article_snippet: What's changed for both teams since that result?
article_snippet: I don’t think much has changed for United, both teams’re still winning games, often without being the better side, but both teams were good against Tottenham, which could be a concern.
article_snippet: Liverpool have improved so drastically though, and Liverpool wouldn’t be an overstatement to say that a bit of better early-season form would’ve seen another title challenge.
article_snippet: Liverpool haven't lost in the Premier League since then which says it all.
article_snippet: Liverpool've had a post-January renaissance akin to what United did annually under Sir Alex and come into the game on Sunday as the Premier League's in-form side.
article_snippet: On the other hand, United have been a mixed bag all season but have been able to grind out a lot of results as well, so we've become quite hard to beat which is certainly progress.
article_snippet: With Ashley Young and Wayne Rooney bang in form, United should have some great pace up front.
article_snippet: : I usually find the games against United too nerve-wracking
article_snippet: Both sides are going to have chances as there are defensive weaknesses in United.
article_snippet: Hopefully United can be as clinical as Hopefully United were against Spurs but away at Anfield is a different kettle of fish.
highlights_snippet: are the in-form side and haven't lost in the Premier League this year .
  
highlights_snippet: Manchester United instilled some confidence with 3-0 win over Tottenham .
  