Manchester United vs Liverpool - Front row: Support your club like never before

Manchester United has an illustrious 134 years tradition; having won more than 60 trophies has enabled the club to develop a huge fan base.

With turbulent times at the club with David Moyes team languishing at 6^th position in the league table, Manchester United is coming up with a digital campaign (#MUFrontRow) to unite the fans around the world.

This season hasn’t been up to the expectation of the followers of the English Champions; however this campaign gives a chance to the fans to be a part of historic match at Old Trafford, ‘Theater of Dreams’ and continue to be associated with the club during the tough times.

Manchester United in association with Google

Manchester United against Liverpool at Old Trafford is one of the biggest games in world football; on 16^th March selected international fans who have participated in the #MUFrontRow campaign will get a chance to be close to their favorite team, appearing via live Google+ Hangout on Old Trafford’s pitch side digital hoardings.

It will be the very first time when fans will be this close to the pitch, Front Row supporters will be virtually joining the +75,000 seated inside the stadium to cheer for a United victory.

Liverpool has only finished once, above Red Devils in the 2001-02 season during the Premier League era. They were second behind Arsenal and United were third in the league table. Now with Liverpool 11 points clear of United, Brendan Rodgers men look certain to finish the season on top of Manchester United.

With United coming good in their last match against West Brom, David Moyes is confident of closing the gap as much as possible. However they have to stand up to the challenge of Luis Suarez, Daniel Sturridge, Raheem Sterling and Phillippe Coutinho who have helped Liverpool score a remarkable 73 goals in this season.

Sunday’s result may suggest some change in the dynamics of this rivalry between the both teams. It would be crucial from Manchester United’s point of view to win the match to have any realistic chance to finish in the top four. However Liverpool will look to maintain their momentum for the title surge.

Perhaps with the Front Row supporters and along with viewers inside the stadium; might just spur on the team to a surprising win against the Merseyside club.