Manchester United will be the ones on red alert when Liverpool visit Old Trafford on Sunday for a Premier League match neither side can afford to lose. United were thumped 4-1 by Liverpool at home last March and still went on to win the championship but the stakes are higher than ever now.

The league leaders are just two points clear of  Chelsea, who have a game in hand and no Champions League to distract them after being dumped out by Inter Milan, and Arsenal as the season enters the final stages.

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Ryan Giggs is fighting to be fit for Sunday’s eagerly awaited Premier League showdown with Liverpool at Old Trafford. United’s 11 times title winner has been out of  Sir Alex Ferguson’s squad since fracturing his arm five weeks ago when the 36 year old hurt himself in an accidental collision against Aston Villa at Villa Park in early February.

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While most fans are only interested in what’s happening on the pitch, the financial mess that many clubs currently find themselves in has to be a major concern. After all, no fan want to see their club going down the same disastrous path that Portsmouth has.

There is some light on the horizon however which is predicted to change football as we now know it. The Glazers’ timing of the extension of the club’s debt maturity dates to 2017 offers an unmistakable clue. It may also explain why despite the huge debts forced onto Manchester United, the family is intent on hanging on to the club.

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Manchester United pushed back to the table after smashing poor Portsmouth with five goals at Old Trafford.

Match Report and review to follow…

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Manchester United are on top of the premier league table after defeating Portsmouth in the game which saw Paul Scholes made his 600th appearance for the club. Goals from Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick sent United back on track to keep the premiership trophy at Old Trafford for the third year in row.

Wayne Rooney waited only 9 minutes to break the dead lock. Anderson played a smart pass to Ryan Giggs to set him free on the wing and Giggs sent the ball to Rooney who turned home from just outside the six-yard box. Read the full story

Manchester United are facing Portsmouth tomorrow at Old Trafford and they will have a strong squad to bounce back after Everton Fa Cup defeat. Wayne Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo and Van der Sar will start the game after staying home last Sunday.

Although Man United lost against Everton, Sir Alex Ferguson thinks the team has benefited so much from resting key players and given a golden opportunity for young players who have proven themselves strongly. Read the full story