Jurgen Klopp ready to make Liverpool history with Old Trafford victory

Jurgen Klopp is gunning to become the first Liverpool manager for 80 years to win their first trip to Old Trafford.

No Reds boss has got off the mark with a triumph away to the club's arch rivals since George Kay oversaw a 5-2 victory way back in 1936.
Klopp could follow in his footsteps if Liverpool can hit the heights they reached in last week's first leg of the Europa League last 16 tie.
The Reds go into the second leg with a 2-0 lead but Klopp insists the only history he's interested in involves advancing to the quarter-finals.
“I really don't care about records. It's not important for me,” he said.
“We just want to go through to the next round. I only think about the game.
“Maybe Man United will take maximum risk from the first second but Louis van Gaal is a very experienced manager. He will have a plan.
“A good start in the game is important. We will try to play similar or even more intensive to how we played at Anfield.”