Manchester United edged Liverpool 3‑2 in a Premier League clash on Sunday, breaking a five‑year drought in the fixture and securing a Champions League berth for next season. The result echoes the 2015‑16 double and lifts United after a mixed campaign. Fans celebrated as the Red Devils closed the gap on their rivals in a high‑stakes encounter, sending the squad and supporters into a different mood for the season.

Since 2010, 23 different players have found the net for United against Liverpool in the Premier League. The BBC quiz invites fans to recall every name, from the late‑season strikes to early‑season breakthroughs. A leaderboard tracks speed, adding a playful challenge to an otherwise straightforward statistical recap. The exercise celebrates a decade of rivalry while highlighting the depth of United’s attacking talent in the modern era of football.

The victory not only grants United a coveted European spot but also rewrites a narrative that had been dominated by Liverpool over the past decade. It signals a resurgence for United’s attack, proving that their squad can outperform a title‑contender on the biggest stages. For fans, the result confirms that the club’s recent rebuild is bearing fruit and sets a positive tone heading into the next campaign for the season.