Manchester United coach Phil Neville says the players will embrace the occasion of facing Liverpool this weekend.
It's a fixture first-team coach Neville has always relished, having played against the Merseysiders 15 times as a player with United.
"When I was in the United first team, Liverpool was the biggest game," Neville says in the latest issue of Inside United.
"The rivalry between the two teams was intense. Both clubs have great history and great success, which always made for some cracking matches. These are the games all the fans want to watch and all the players want to play in.
"Funnily enough, you normally find the little knocks and injuries players are carrying die down in the week leading up to the match. Suddenly, everybody's fit because everybody wants to play!
"This year, Liverpool have had a great season and it'll be a fantastic game but, as always, we'll be looking for maximum points."
