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Manchester United will host this afternoon big rivals, Liverpool, and both teams will be in good shape before the game. Therefore, we decided to choose our best eleven combined Manchester United-Liverpool. Who makes the cut?
Ali Akbar
De Gea is undoubtedly the best goalkeeper in the world. I doubt that any fan of Liverpool opposes it being replaced by Alisson.
Although Young knows how to change things, Alexander-Arnold is a natural right-back and excels in every aspect of the job. So I chose it.
Lindelof was phenomenal under Solskjaer, but as United no longer has a central quality, Van Dijk would certainly be part of the team.
Although Shaw is better at defense than Robertson, he is better ahead and knows how to put a deadly cross, so he is part of the team.
It's a bold choice, but I do not think a Liverpool midfielder would make a combined XI, because United's midfielder, Pogba, Matic and Herrera, is arguably the best in the world on time current.
Since United does not have a natural right winger, Salah easily starts there, and since Liverpool does not have a solid number 9, Rashford will be in first place.
Mane is probably a brilliant winger, but if Martial is in top form, there are not many players in the league that are better than him on the left wing, so he is also part of the team.
David de Gea
Trent Alexander-Arnold, Victor Lindelof, Virgil van Dijk, Andy Robertson
Ander Herrera, Nemanja Matic, Paul Pogba
Mo Salah, Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial
Ollie Slack
Although Alisson had a very good first season in the Premier League with Liverpool, David de Gea can not be questioned. He is the best goalkeeper in the world and could also be United's biggest player.
A partnership with Victor Lindelof and Virgil Van Dijk would be a dream. The two players complement each other very well and play both back and home.
Alexander-Arnold is one of the most promising talents in England and could wear the country's number two jersey for many years. It was also difficult to decide who will play on the left back with Andy Robertson and Luke Shaw having good seasons. I have chosen Robertson for his consistency over the past two years.
After his outstanding performance against Chelsea, last 
On Monday, Ander Herrera storms my combined XI. However, he sits at the base of the three-player midfielder. The reason is that I can not think of an outstanding candidate for Matic, Jordan Henderson and Fabinho, as well as the fact that I had to include Gigi Wijnaldum, Liverpool's unsung hero.
Paul Pogba is another evidence, the advanced of the other two midfielders. The French would love to play with this team because of the rhythm offered in attack.
Mo Salah and Marcus Rashford were easy choices. However, like Ali, it was difficult to make a phone call about my left winger. I opted for Sadio Mane. Yes, Martial probably had better feet when he hired a defender, but the Mane attack is something that the United striker has trouble integrating into his game.
The Senegalese international has also been a more consistent player in the Premier League over the last two seasons, unlike Martial, for various reasons he has had ups and downs.
David de Gea
Trent Alexander-Arnold, Victor Lindelof, Virgil van Dijk, Andy Robertson
Georginio Wijnaldum, Ander Herrera, Paul Pogba
Mo Salah, Marcus Rashford, Sadio Mane
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