Manchester United will be high on confidence after coming from behind yet again, this time beating Atalanta 3-2 after trailing 2-0. However, there were still major question marks over the performance, particularly in the first half against an Atalanta side missing several first-team players. United did create a lot of good chances and the players at least showed they are still fighting for the manager. Jurgen Klopp would have taken great pleasure from aspects of United's performance in midweek knowing how his side are attacking at the moment, particularly through the in-form Mo Salah. Liverpool edged their own five-goal thriller in midweek and are now unbeaten in 21 matches - their longest run since 1989 under Sir Kenny Dalglish. Liverpool have remarkably scored at least three goals in all seven of their away matches this season and they put four past United at Old Trafford last season. United no doubt head into Sunday's fixture with the adrenaline pumping from midweek but Liverpool can put them to the sword like Atalanta couldn't. 1:3