04-07-2024, 05:42 PM
Manchester United vs Liverpool live updates: Wild match ends in 2-2 draw
A chaotic, entertaining match sees Liverpool drop points in the title race at Old Trafford, leaving Arsenal in first place in the Premier League
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Premier League result: Man Utd 2-2 Liverpool
Klopp: Arsenal will beat United at Old Trafford
Jurgen Klopp says he's not watching the matches of Liverpool's fellow title contenders, but he is aware that Arsenal's final away game this season comes at Old Trafford: "Arsenal is a good football team and if (United) play like today, Arsenal will win that game, I'm 100 per cent sure. I'm really sorry to say that but this is a matter of fact. We should've won both games and didn't. That's our fault."
Van Dijk: 'It feels like a loss'
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Virgil van Dijk spoke to the BBC after the match: "It feels like a loss, it is our fault again. We had so many chances and we should finish the game off.
"Unfortunately the individual mistake that happened with the equaliser and we had so much time to put it right, but we were in a rush.
"Still, after being 2-1 down we created so much."
On missed chances in the first half: "We should have been 2-0 up at least, but in football unfortunately if these things don't happen you give them the feeling they could come back and it happened."
On whether Jarrell Quansah was affected by his mistake: "He shouldn't. Mistakes happen in football. Everyone who has a career in football makes mistakes, you can only learn from it."
Liverpool still hold upper hand over Man Utd
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Despite today being a positive result, Manchester United have still won just one of their last 12 Premier League games against Liverpool, drawing five and losing six.
What's next for both teams?
Manchester United travel to Bournemouth for the 5.30pm BST kick-off next Saturday.
Meanwhile, Liverpool are back in action on Thursday, facing Italian side Atalanta in their Europa League quarter-final first leg at Anfield.
They then host Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Sunday.
Liverpool on verge of history
Liverpool have now scored in 27 straight away matches in all competitions, totalling 63 goals during that time.
If they score in their next away match, at Atalanta in the Europa League on April 18, they will equal the best run of scoring in away games in club history.
A chaotic, entertaining match sees Liverpool drop points in the title race at Old Trafford, leaving Arsenal in first place in the Premier League
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Max Mathews and Michael Dominski
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Premier League result: Man Utd 2-2 Liverpool
- 23': Diaz gives Liverpool a 1-0 lead, volleying home after a corner.
- First half: Liverpool outshot United 15-0.
- 50': Fernandes levels match with United's first shot after Quansah error.
- 67': Mainoo scores stunning goal to give United a 2-1 lead.
- 84': Salah levels match from spot after Wan-Bissaka foul on Elliott.
Klopp: Arsenal will beat United at Old Trafford
Jurgen Klopp says he's not watching the matches of Liverpool's fellow title contenders, but he is aware that Arsenal's final away game this season comes at Old Trafford: "Arsenal is a good football team and if (United) play like today, Arsenal will win that game, I'm 100 per cent sure. I'm really sorry to say that but this is a matter of fact. We should've won both games and didn't. That's our fault."
Van Dijk: 'It feels like a loss'
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Virgil van Dijk spoke to the BBC after the match: "It feels like a loss, it is our fault again. We had so many chances and we should finish the game off.
"Unfortunately the individual mistake that happened with the equaliser and we had so much time to put it right, but we were in a rush.
"Still, after being 2-1 down we created so much."
On missed chances in the first half: "We should have been 2-0 up at least, but in football unfortunately if these things don't happen you give them the feeling they could come back and it happened."
On whether Jarrell Quansah was affected by his mistake: "He shouldn't. Mistakes happen in football. Everyone who has a career in football makes mistakes, you can only learn from it."
Liverpool still hold upper hand over Man Utd
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Despite today being a positive result, Manchester United have still won just one of their last 12 Premier League games against Liverpool, drawing five and losing six.
What's next for both teams?
Manchester United travel to Bournemouth for the 5.30pm BST kick-off next Saturday.
Meanwhile, Liverpool are back in action on Thursday, facing Italian side Atalanta in their Europa League quarter-final first leg at Anfield.
They then host Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Sunday.
Liverpool on verge of history
Liverpool have now scored in 27 straight away matches in all competitions, totalling 63 goals during that time.
If they score in their next away match, at Atalanta in the Europa League on April 18, they will equal the best run of scoring in away games in club history.