Manchester United have the first of four games in February at the weekend, when we welcome Fulham to Old Trafford.
Michael Carrick's side are looking to maintain momentum and build on the spectacular back-to-back victories over the top two sides in the Premier League.
The 2-0 Manchester derby win over City was followed by Sunday's outstanding 3-2 triumph at Arsenal, ending the leaders' unbeaten home record in all competitions.
The clash with Fulham will pose a fresh challenge for the Reds, with the in-form Cottagers themselves moving up to seventh spot in the table.
United's six-game run in the division without a defeat is actually the longest of any team.
Although we have lost only one of our last 20 league meetings with the Cottagers, they did knock us out of last season's Emirates FA Cup at Old Trafford, and Marco Silva's men are on a good run.
They have tasted defeat in only one of their last eight games, across the league and FA Cup, and that was to a last-minute goal at Leeds United.
We are at home again, on Saturday 7 February, with an early kick-off against Tottenham Hotspur.
The match is the closest to the anniversary of the Munich Air Disaster, and promises to be another poignant occasion at the Theatre of Dreams.
On the following Tuesday (10 February), our fourth successive fixture against London opposition is a trip to the capital to tackle West Ham United.
The Hammers have picked up form under Nuno Espirito Santo, having followed up a penalty shootout win in the Emirates FA Cup, over QPR, with back-to-back wins against Spurs and Sunderland.
Our final game of the month is also on the road, and it is a historic one.
The Reds' first men's game at Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium represents a new experience for our travelling supporters. Like the reverse fixture, it is being played on a Monday night, as we will look to avenge the 1-0 loss to the 10-man Toffees back in November.
It all adds up to another challenging, but exciting, spell for United as we strive to continue to show the level of performance displayed against both City and Arsenal.
UNITED'S SCHEDULE
Sun 1 Feb: Fulham (H) 14:00 GMT
Sat 7 Feb: Tottenham Hotspur (H) 12:30 GMT
Tue 10 Feb: West Ham (A) 20:15 GMT
Mon 23 Feb: Everton (A) 20:00 GMT