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Liverpool are almost in a lonely position at the top. Their lead is currently only six points, but since the Reds still have a game in hand this could grow to nine points.After a very brief period of weakness, with two draws in a row against Newcastle and Fulham the league leaders quickly found their way back to normal. Wins against Tottenham, Leicester and West Ham. Liverpool were not happy that Spurs had the best offense for a long time - and lo and behold, after this triple success, the best attack is now also at home at Anfield. Since Liverpool and Manchester United have played against each other an incredible 201 times, it is worth taking a quick look at their history. Interestingly, three of the last four duels ended without a winner. Manchester United have celebrated a measly six victories this season, four of them at home. Others may be strong away from home, as they have only managed a measly two victories themselves. The general average number of goals scored when United play away from home is exactly two goals, which is not particularly high. It is weak praise, but at least the Red Devils never concede more than two goals away from home.