Gary Neville insists there is not sweeter feeling in football
than beating arch-rivals Liverpool.
The Reds ran out 2-0 winners over Rafael Benitez's side on Sunday
thanks to goals from Paul Scholes, playing his 500th game for the
Reds, and an absolute corker from Rio Ferdinand.
Neville was understandably delighted with the result which he
believes could set United on their way to even greater
things.
"These are the games that sometimes determine how you do during the
season," the skipper told Manchester United Radio. "The confidence
that you get from winning these matches is fantastic and it can
help to take you forward.
"This particular fixture stands alone in the season. You always get
yourself up for this match, no matter what else is happening
because it's always a game that both teams feel they need to
win.
"It's always been the same ever since I started playing against
Liverpool at the age of fourteen for United. It's all about the
result. Of course we pride ourselves on producing great attacking
football, but in this particular match it's all about getting the
victory."
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