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Liverpool 7-0 Man Utd: Jurgen Klopp’s Red demolish Man Utd in second half thrashing at Anfield

Michael Jones
Sunday 05 March 2023 19:29 GMT
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Mohamed Salah became Liverpool’s record Premier League scorer as they humiliated Manchester United and ended any chance of Erik ten Hag’s men joining the title race in an historic 7-0 mauling at Anfield.

The new look forward pairing of Darwin Nunez and Cody Gakpo each scored twice to help Liverpool to the largest victory in the fixture’s 211-match history.

Three goals came in a seven-minute spell either side of half-time which left the United shellshocked and extended their run of not winning at Anfield since Jurgen Klopp’s first encounter with them in January 2016.

Salah then provided a timely reminder of his enduring qualities with two goals of his own to go past Robbie Fowler as the club’s record Premier League scorer with his 128th and 129th goals.

The icing on the cake was a final goal from substitute Roberto Firmino, who on Friday told the club he would be ending his eight-year stay at Anfield in the summer.

Relive the action from an unbelievable Liverpool victory over Manchester United in the Premier League:

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Liverpool have recorded their biggest ever competitive win against Manchester United (7-0), surpassing their previous best which was set back in October 1895 (7-1 in the second tier).

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Michael Jones5 March 2023 18:49

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Liverpool had eight shots on target in that game and scored seven goals. Harvey Elliott will be disappointed that he was the only one not to beat David De Gea.

Michael Jones5 March 2023 18:46

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Manchester United have suffered their joint-heaviest ever competitive defeat, alongside 7-0 losses to Wolves in December 1931, Aston Villa in December 1930 and Blackburn Rovers in April 1926.

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Michael Jones5 March 2023 18:43

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Mohamed Salah is now Liverpool’s all-time leading scorer in the Premier League, netting 129 times in 205 appearances in the competition.

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Michael Jones5 March 2023 18:40

Mohamed Salah breaks Liverpool Premier League goalscoring record

Mohamed Salah has become Liverpool’s record Premier League scorer.

The Egyptian surpassed Robbie Fowler with a double in the thrashing of Manchester United at Anfield.

The 30-year-old now has 129 goals since joining the Reds in 2017 for an initial £36 million from Roma.

Mohamed Salah breaks Liverpool Premier League goalscoring record

The Egyptian surpassed Robbie Fowler with a double at Anfield as the Reds thrashed Manchester United

Michael Jones5 March 2023 18:37

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Cody Gakpo & Darwin Núñez are the first Liverpool duo to both score a brace in the same top-flight match against Manchester United since Arthur Goddard & James Stewart in February 1910.

Michael Jones5 March 2023 18:34

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Cody Gakpo is only the fifth Liverpool player to score goals in home games against both Everton and Manchester United in one Premier League season and the first to do so since Daniel Sturridge in 2013/14.

Michael Jones5 March 2023 18:31

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Liverpool have scored each of the last 12 goals in Premier League games between themselves and Manchester United at Anfield.

Michael Jones5 March 2023 18:29

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Andy Robertson has assisted more goals than any other defender for a Premier League side this season (9), while only Kevin De Bruyne (17) has more overall in all competitions.

Michael Jones5 March 2023 18:28

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Michael Jones5 March 2023 18:26

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