Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp had a question of his own when addressing journalists after Liverpool's 7-0 rout of Manchester United on Sunday.

After the loss to Brentford, Ten Hag ordered his players to come in the next day and run 8.5 miles (about 13.5 kilometers) during a British heatwave in August. But the loss to Liverpool doesn’t greatly change United’s season. That may no longer be the case with a title challenge now likely beyond them after falling 14 points behind Premier League leader Arsenal, but Ten Hag will hope for another rousing response from his players to ensure a season that is still full of promise does not unravel. Then there was the 6-3 loss to Manchester City in October, which led him to question his players’ bravery. He also needs more cover in midfield, with Barcelona’s Frenkie de Jong and Borussia Dortmund’s Jude Bellingham both admired by United. On both occasions, Ten Hag got the desired effect. The answer was a 2-1 win over Newcastle, which came curtesy of Fabio Carvalho’s goal in the eighth minute of added time. Liverpool didn’t win again in the Premier League until Oct. The latest humbling was a reminder that Ten Hag is still in the process of building this United team and his squad remains short in key areas. United beat Liverpool and Arsenal in the aftermath of Brentford and lost only one game in 12 in the league after City. It was the difference between the distance run by both teams in that match and Ten Hag joined in on the run as a show of unity. 16, when the team beat Manchester City 1-0.

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As Trent Alexander-Arnold left the field, he gazed up at the joyous scenes in the Main Stand and raised seven fingers in celebration.

[Fabinho](https://theathletic.com/football/player/fabinho-B4oErnzfMBHwkivn/) after a torrid spell. But it should silence some of the nonsense about a complete overhaul being required. To score two apiece in a game of such magnitude will only help push them on to the next level. His team-mates raced to share the moment with him. Only one Brazilian holding midfielder shone at Anfield and it certainly wasn’t [Casemiro](https://theathletic.com/football/player/casemiro-wQ6Q8xViV8kqizDc/). However, the outpouring of emotion that followed Liverpool’s seventh was cranked up another level. You can see the value of time spent on the training field. They complement each other so well and have provided the kind of leadership and composure that was previously missing. His team were blunt at one end and horribly vulnerable at the other. It also equalled United’s heaviest defeat, sitting alongside their other 7-0 hidings at the hands of We’ve never seen the like before and are unlikely to ever do so again. The word defeat doesn’t begin to do justice to what transpired.

A pitch invader who nearly injured Andy Robertson in Liverpool's win over Manchester United will be banned from Anfield for life, the club said.

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Marcus Rashford said Monday that Manchester United must not let their 7-0 Premier League thrashing by Liverpool define their season and urged his team-mates ...

"I wish we could play a game today to try and put things right," the 25-year-old tweeted. "We need to find the good things we were doing before and bring them back because this hurts a lot," he told MUTV. "We have a duty to this club, a responsibility to represent the badge, but we have many opportunities to look ahead, many games coming fast and we have to lock our focus on these."

A pitch invader who collided with the Liverpool players celebrating their seventh goal against Manchester United and nearly injured Andy Robertson will be ...

Cody Gakpo, Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah all struck twice and Roberto Firmino scored the other, with six of the goals coming in an explosive second-half ...

“We need points of course, but there has to be a plan, a method and reason of getting them.” “It was one of the best performances for a long, long time. “At the moment, he is performing really well and getting numbers,” Forest manager Steve Cooper said. I know how committed he is and how much he wants to get better. “That for me is unprofessional,” he said. You have to defend. “A few months ago everyone thought it was a good moment to play Liverpool — you can’t say it publicly but everyone thought it — because they felt we were struggling a lot," Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said. “I’m really disappointed and angry. It was also Ten Hag’s worst-ever defeat as a manager. A four-pronged trophy pursuit now looks highly unlikely, with third-place United 14 points adrift of league leader Arsenal. United has lost 7-0 on three previous occasions — the last time coming in 1931 against Wolverhampton. It is important that everyone knows we are here and we are still alive.”