While some might argue for the North London derby between Tottenham and Arsenal, or the Manchester derby, and even the Crystal Palace-Brighton clash, the most intense rivalry in English football undeniably remains the encounters between Liverpool and Manchester United.

Despite the recent dominance of Manchester City and Chelsea in domestic competitions, neither can match the historical trophy haul of the Red Devils or the Reds.

Chelsea's 32 major titles and City's 36 are eclipsed by Manchester United's impressive 68, with Liverpool just one title away from equaling that total, currently standing at 67 major wins from Anfield.

One more Premier League victory for Liverpool (or an Arsenal stumble) could secure their 20th domestic league title.

Few Liverpool supporters anticipated the remarkable form of the Reds in the Premier League after Jurgen Klopp's emotional exit last season. Under new head coach Arne Slot, the team has quickly won over the Anfield faithful with his smart tactics, engaging attacking style, and strong connection with the players.

Manchester United: 68 trophies

League Titles (First Division/Premier League): 20

FA Cups: 13

League Cups: 6

European Cups/UEFA Champions League: 3

UEFA Europa League: 1

UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: 1

UEFA Super Cup: 1

FIFA Club World Cup: 1

Intercontinental Cup: 1

FA Community Shields: 21

Liverpool: 67 trophies

League Titles (First Division/Premier League): 19

FA Cups: 8

League Cups: 10

European Cups/UEFA Champions League: 6

UEFA Europa League (including UEFA Cup): 3

UEFA Super Cup: 4

FIFA Club World Cup: 1

FA Community Shields: 16