We played top football against a team in-form.” Start of the game was exactly what we needed Super fun, super lively, super active. Moreover, if Liverpool’s going to pounce on mistakes this way, maybe it’s not crazy to imagine the Reds reversing that 5-2 deficit to Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League. The Reds rifled home goals Sunday with a frequency we’ve only seen them reserve for excuses this season, and it was fitting that Mohamed Salah - who’s had a very good, under-the-radar season - was able to put together a “look-at-me” day because his fellow finishers showed up.Īnd don’t be surprised if Roberto Firmino, who came off the bench to join the scoring, enjoys a fitting end to his Liverpool career over the final few months of the season. So what can it mean for Liverpool? Honestly, everything. WATCH LIVERPOOL v MANCHESTER UNITED FULL MATCH REPLAY STREAM – LINK It wasn’t even close, and perhaps Ten Hag’s obvious decision to call it a day with his 58th minute subs of Scott McTominay and Alejandro Garnacho for Wout Weghorst and Fred just wheezed its way through the squad. Now the Dutch boss has to react in the right manner, because even the star men he hailed for their mentality after winning the League Cup - Raphael Varane, Casemiro, David De Gea - looked disinterested by the time the game hit 3-0. What a difference a game makes… but what difference can 7-0 make?Įrik ten Hag’s Manchester United has been resilient, solid, and exceptional over the last month, beating Barcelona, Newcastle United, and West Ham in elimination games and cueing up talk that the Red Devils may, finally, be back.Įrik ten Hag’s Manchester United was neither resilient, solid, nor exceptional in any positive way on Sunday, obliterated by a woe-begone Liverpool side who gladly pounced on mistakes to rebuild its top-four hopes at Anfield. Premier League title race: Current form, key fixtures, injuries, odds, predictions

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