We take on Jose Mourinho’s men in the semi-final at Wembley on Saturday (5.15pm).
It’s a fascinating tie that needs no further hype. United arrive at Wembley sitting second in the Premier League. We’re fourth, six points adrift but having beaten the Reds at Wembley on 31 January.
“It’s a massive game for us and our fans,” said Mauricio. “We’re all excited with the hope that we can play well and perform in the way we want.
“It will be tough because we’re facing Manchester United, a team with unbelievable players, a fantastic manager and coaching staff.