- Man United vs Liverpool Premier League clash is a must win for the home team
- The are already sitting just one point above relegation zone
- Solskjaer insists Red Devils will not wait for 30 years before winning another EPL title
Manchester United hosts Premier League table-toppers Liverpool at Old Trafford in a must win encounter for the hosts.
The Red Devils are currently 14th on the log with nine points from eight matches and the result of today's encounter will determine where they will rank after match day nine.
However, the Norwegian born tactician has insisted that his side will not have to wait for three decades before winning another EPL title.
Man United last lifted the English topflight silverware in 2013 under Sir Alex Ferguson - and since then, they have seen their glory days in the competition fade away.
"I am sure we will bounce back and win the league. And I am sure it won’t be 30 years until the next Premier League that we do win," Solskjaer was quoted saying.
"A good performance and result for us here can turn a season. It can change players’ confidence, players’ mood, their perception of what is good," he added.
Liverpool, on the other hand have been invincible since the start of the season, winning all eight matches to sit atop of the table with 24 points.
They will however hope to continue their form at the Theater of Dreams later today to ensure they avoid another slip up like they did last campaign.
The last time the Reds succeeded in the EPL was in 1990 when the competition was named First Division, and since then, they have not lifted the coveted title.
Last season, they were at a touching distance but lost the title to Manchester City with just one point separating both sides after match day 38.
