It is indeed the biggest match in the world, the landmark of modern English football, the epitome of the epic battle, when the city of Manchester full-packed with red attired football devotees. The real season starts now with over 500 million people all over the world will witness the conflict arises between two most established, recognized yet reputable being settled in the stadium of Old Trafford, when Manchester United host The Kop, Liverpool.

"Manchester United against Liverpool is the biggest club game in the world," coined Man Utd left back, Patrice Evra.

And a big game should be loaded up with dazzling performances by both teams and you could expect the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Steven Gerrard and Luis Garcia to adjoin fancy foot works, accurate passes and the greatest gift of skills to the flow of the game. And if you ask me, other than aspiring to witness those feat, deep in my heart, I would like to see Liverpool to do an Arsenal tonight (remember Arsenal’s 1-0 victory over Man Utd at Old Trafford last September?)

"I don't like to talk about losing," said Rafa Benitez when asked about the possible outcome of the game. Me too.

You’ll Never Walk Alone.