Liverpool – Manchester United

Braces from Cody Gakpo, Darwin Núñez and Mo Salah, plus Roberto Firmino's late goal, secured an utterly dominant 7-0 win in this Premier League grudge match, ...

It wasn’t the case for a while, but tonight was a proper show of what we can be and what we have to be from now on.” “We have set a really good standard for ourselves, now it’s just about getting back to that because the fans deserve that and we deserve that. “We’ve had setbacks in the past and we have to come back again because this is what Manchester United is about,” a somber Bruno Fernandes told Sky Sports after the game. Today, that was not the case but I’m pretty sure this team will still do great things together with the fans that I have to appreciate for their support. I think after my first season I was always chasing that record, so to get it today against United with that result is unbelievable. We played top football against the team in form.

Liverpool and Manchester United renew their rivalry at Anfield with both sides hoping to boost their prospects of a successful finish to the season.

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Liverpool brought Manchester United's bandwagon to a shuddering halt as Cody Gakpo, Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah all scored twice in a record 7-0 ...

"The performance level from every single player was top quality today which is something that we've been missing for a while of course. I'm really disappointed and angry about it." "In the second half it was just not us. It was not our standards. But there was still more to come. They are 14 points off leaders Arsenal, who have played a game more.

Liverpool washed away the frustration of their season with a historic 7-0 destruction of Manchester United. Here's how they did it.

[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-ever 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.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag stood on the touchline with a face like thunder as he watched his team fall apart against Liverpool on Sunday.

To beat it today against United with that result is unbelievable. We have other standards, these were not the standards we want to show. “Freak result, top performance. “It was not about one or two players. “Every defeat, no matter what, is worse, especially when you lose at Liverpool. “For the [fans] who stayed, it was tough, and we really have to thank them,” ten Hag added.

Erik ten Hag was furious with his sides unprofessional display after Liverpool inflicted a 7-0 humiliation that equalled Man Utds heaviest ever competitive ...

United are not in isolation of being swallowed and spat out at the ground - ask Barcelona and peak Manchester City. In seven minutes, the League Cup winners went from being right in the game to inviting a 7-0 rinsing. The game was there to be won, and Ten Hag was convincing his players they could be the winners. Ten Hag was "alarmed" by United's surrender after the interval, particularly given the positive team talk at half-time. Ten Hag will not allow the tired United narrative to take hold. For the manager, there were zero words that could calm the reality that having been competitive for 43 minutes, United threw in the towel with just '50 up on the clock.