Minute-by-minute report: Can United get their first points of the season or will Liverpool deepen their rivals’ misery? Scott Murray has the latest
“[The injury-dispensing witch at the training ground] is not completely gone, because Naby Keita is out. But the team we could line up today, I like a lot, and we have a couple of good options to change. The rest is very exciting and young, but it’s the situation, it’s all good, we are in a good shape.
”Cristiano Ronaldo, Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw and Fred are all benched, with Anthony Elanga, Raphael Varane, Tyrell Malacia and Scott McTominay taking their places.Darwin Nunez is suspended after putting the head on Joachim Andersen, so in comes Roberto Firmino. Jordan Henderson and Joe Gomez replace Fabinho and Nat Phillips.
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