‘Liverpool’s best player’: Jamie Carragher says 72-touch maestro ran the show v Man Utd

Liverpool will rightly feel it was two points dropped against an admittedly markedly improved Manchester United side at Anfield.

The Merseysiders no doubt helped to instil a sense of confidence in the visitors with their poor performance in the opening half and some questionable defending in the second.

Once again, the Reds’ fullbacks failed to impress in that department, with both Andy Robertson and Trent Alexander-Arnold largely at fault for United’s two goals at L4 on Sunday afternoon.