Only Brighton & Hove Albion and Bournemouth can catch the Reds and knock us out of top five in the standings, although they will both need perfect records in their remaining four fixtures.
Brighton’s next match is on Saturday, when they are at home to Newcastle United.
The Cherries face Crystal Palace on Sunday at 14:00 BST, before we kick off against the Merseysiders at 15:30 BST.
Of course, United travel to the Seagulls on the final day, with the south-coast club in impressive form as they look to secure a European place.
Sixth position would gain entry to the Champions League if Aston Villa finish fifth and win the UEFA Europa League.
Carrick’s men are in third, with Liverpool three points behind going into the big one at Old Trafford.
