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Manchester United's Premier League clash at Liverpool on Sunday will be our 100th match against our fiercest rivals at Anfield.

The Reds return from the international break to take on Arne Slot's men on Merseyside, looking for a positive result on the back of the win over Sunderland last time out.

The game brings up the century of contests against Liverpool at their ground, as we seek a 27th win, in terms of the all-time figures. We have played two other matches at the venue, an FA Cup replay success over Stoke City in 1931 and a home victory over Double-winners Arsenal in the 1971/72 season due to a punishment for crowd trouble at Old Trafford.

The first match between the two rivals at Anfield was back in 1895, when Joe Cassidy scored our first goal there, for Newton Heath, but it came in a 7-1 loss.

A maiden win was achieved in April 1907, courtesy of Sandy Turnbull's solitary strike, one of six goals the Scottish striker managed at Anfield.

It has always been a tough place to go but consecutive victories were secured in 1913 and...