Manchester United v Liverpool - one of the fiercest football rivalries in the world - happens this Sunday. United are out of the title race (and possibly the top four charge!), while Liverpool can't afford to drop any points as Arsenal and Man City are hot on their heels to spoil Jurgen Klopp's fairytale ending. There's loads to play for, and we want to know how you think it'll go.

Who's on form and will play well? Who'll win their head-to-heads? Where are the opportunities for each side? How do you expect Erik ten Hag and Jurgen Klopp to set up, especially after their 4-3 thriller in the FA Cup last month? Do you think there'll be any surprises? And based on your analysis, guess the outcome: who'll win, and what's the score?

The game kicks off at 3:30pm BST this Sunday, which is when submissions will close, so let's get them rolling in now! Ten rewards of $4 apiece are available here, but make sure you submit at least 70 words. The most thorough and detailed analyses, regardless of their accuracy or the outcome of the match, will get the prizes.

Task: Theorise what could happen during Man Utd v Liverpool this Sunday

Format: Written or video, at least 70 words

How to submit a written entry:

1. Hit the 'submit to this bounty' button just below this description - do not use the reply button unless you just want to comment on the thread, as replies will not be counted as entries!

2. Add a written response and feel free to include images.

Once the deadline closes, we’ll pick up to three submissions to correctly guess the exact score for the $10 prizes, and up to ten further submissions that came closest for the $2 prizes, and may share them as curated content.

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