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#3 Manchester United (play Liverpool at Old Trafford on 24 February 2019)
Assuming Liverpool come away from the Etihad unscathed, they have on paper very winnable games apart from their trip to Old Trafford. With Chelsea and Tottenham having to visit Anfield, it only leaves Manchester United with the seemingly potential task of causing an upset.
Liverpool have not won at Old Trafford since the David Moyes era at Manchester United. In fact, in the last 10 years, the Reds have triumphed on just two occasions at the Theatre of Dreams.
On both occasions, Liverpool finished runners-up in the league. Man United need no reminding of how big a fixture against Liverpool is. With Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in charge of the Red Devils now, United seem to have their confidence and swagger back.
This will be a fixture Jurgen Klopp will want to get out of the way as quick as possible, and United will have a vociferous Old Trafford support cheering for them.
