Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson feels their row with Liverpool over the Luis Suarez storm is now over.
Ferguson admitted he had not spoken to Patrice Evra about the weekend events.
However, he did admit to welcoming Liverpool's shift in stance, which he hopes will allow the Merseysiders' unique rivalry with United to advance in a more normal fashion.
"The two clubs, Manchester United and Liverpool, have too much great history and great rivalry. That is what we are going to concentrate on in the future.
"Both sets of supporters should be pleased and delighted that all we are going to talk about is who is going to win the game.
"Sometimes we will lose to Liverpool, sometimes we will win. But one thing you cannot take away is that both of us need each other." "We are all delighted that we have put the matter to an end," he said.
