Liverpool vs Manchester United LIVE: Premier League result and reaction after Diogo Dalot red card late on
Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United: Jurgen Klopp’s side were frustrated by the visitors as Erik ten Hag’s men held on to claim a point
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Your support makes all the difference.Liverpool missed the chance to return to the top of the Premier League table as Manchester United frustrated their rivals at Anfield to earn a battling point for under-pressure manager Erik ten Hag.
The Reds dominated possession but were sloppy on the ball in what was a poor contest, with Trent Alexander-Arnold going closest with a shot from outside the box that narrowly crept wide of the post.
United defended deep and grew in threat as the match went on, with Rasmus Hojlund forces a save from Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson in the second half. Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana was far busier but wasn’t seriously tested despite a series of effort from the hosts. United’s Diogo Dalot was sent off in stoppage time for dissent towards referee Michael Oliver.
Liverpool started the weekend top but slip down to third following wins for Arsenal and Aston Villa on Sunday. United, who drew a Premier League game for the first time this season, are seventh but avoided a third straight defeat after losses against Bournemouth and Bayern Munich this week.
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Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United
76 mins: CHANCE! Salah picks out Nunez who ghosts behind Evans and into the box. The loose balls drops to Diaz but a slew of United defenders put their bodies on the line to prevent the Colombian from finding the back of the net with his effort.
Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United
75 mins: Into the final 15 minutes we go as Klopp readies more changes from the bench. Liverpool will drop down to third should the result stay as it is.
Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United
71 mins: A first change of the game for United as Rashford is introduced on the left side, with Garnacho making way.
Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United
69 mins: A superbly timed interception from Van Dij as he knicks the ball off McTominay just as he was looking to surge into the area. Liverpool break up the other end but Salah’s curling effort is palmed away by a diving Onana.
Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United
67 mins: A real chance up the other end as Hojlund gets onto the ball inside the Liverpool area for the first time this game. It’s a tight angle for the Dane and Alisson does well to smother the effort as Hojlund fires straight at him.
Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United
66 mins: CLOSE! The best chance of the half as Salah lays the ball off to the onrushing Alexander-Arnold on the edge of the box. It’s a crisp strike from Trent which wrongfoots Onana but ends up just wide of the left post.
Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United
64 mins: A rare chance, so far this game, for Salah but Onana is equal to the effort and makes an easy save.
Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United
61 mins: It’s a double change in the end for the hosts. Gakpo comes on for the injured Gravenberch, while Szoboszlai makes way for Gomez, with Alexander-Arnold presumably moving into midfield.
Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United
60 mins: We’ve had some absolute crackers in the Premier League these past couple of months. This certainly isn’t one thus far.
Into the final half an hour of normal time we head and Liverpool look set to make a change as Gravenberch goes down.
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