Premier LeagueSunday, 22 November 2026, Anfield
Liverpool vs Manchester United: AI Prediction & Preview
Scorina AI · 6 November 2026
The model leans to Liverpool at 50%. Below is the full model breakdown — win probabilities, expected goals, recent form and the most likely scorelines.
Win probability
50%Liverpool
26%Draw
24%Manchester United
We give Liverpool the better chance here at 50%, with the other results trailing behind. These are the odds we settle on after playing the fixture out many times over, so read them as how often each result tends to happen rather than a firm call on the day.
Expected goals
Liverpool1.76
Manchester United1.15
Expected goals is our read on the quality of chances each side should create, not just the final score. We make it 1.76 for Liverpool against 1.15 for Manchester United, so we see Liverpool carrying the bigger threat across the ninety minutes. The wider that gap, the more comfortably we expect one side to shape the game.
Recent form · last 5
Manchester United4/15 pts
DLLLW
Here is how both teams have fared across their last five matches: green marks a win, amber a draw and red a loss. We award three points for a win and one for a draw, and the tally on the right shows who arrives in sharper shape — on these runs Liverpool hold the edge.
Most likely scorelines
MAN 0
MAN 1
MAN 2
MAN 3
LIV 0
0-0
0-1
0-2
0-3
LIV 1
1-0
1-1
1-2
1-3
LIV 2
2-0
2-1
2-2
2-3
LIV 3
3-0
3-1
3-2
3-3
We play the match out thousands of times using our expected goals and count how often each scoreline lands. The brighter a square, the more often we see that result — our single most likely outcome here is 2-1. It's worth remembering that no one scoreline is ever truly likely on its own, since football tends to spread itself across many possible endings.
The preview
Liverpool host Manchester United in a fixture that always carries weight, whatever form both sides are in. Liverpool have cooled off after a strong run, losing their last two games following three straight wins. United, meanwhile, have won only once in their last five, though that victory came in their most recent outing.
Scorina's model gives Liverpool a 50% chance of victory, with a draw at 26% and a United win at 24%. The expected goals figures, 1.76 for Liverpool against 1.15 for United, point to a home advantage built on attacking quality rather than dominance. The model's most likely scoreline is 1-1, reflecting the closeness of the contest despite Liverpool's edge. With Liverpool's longer-term form (6W 1D 3L) well ahead of United's (2W 3D 5L), the data supports a Liverpool win, though the medium confidence rating suggests this will not be one-sided.
Predictions are model estimates for analysis and entertainment, not betting advice.