Liverpool

Two colossal English teams partake in an old-aged rivalry as Liverpool host Manchester United at Anfield.

United then travel to Spain for the return leg of the clash against Betis on the 16th of March. Klopp's men then face Manchester City at the Etihad on the 1st of April. Although Manchester United’s record on the road could be a point of concern for their Dutch manager.

Jurgen Klopp had a question of his own when addressing journalists after Liverpool's 7-0 rout of Manchester United.

Michael Owen (118) remains in the fourth position on the list, while Sadio Mane (90) sits fifth. The Egyptian moved ahead of Robbie Fowler, who plundered 128 Premier League goals across his two spells, with Steven Gerrard (120) in third place. Yet United went into Sunday’s game on the back of winning the League Cup and still in contention for three more titles. Salah’s outstanding achievement came in his 205th appearance as he scored twice in Liverpool’s sensational 7-0 win on Sunday. Then there was the 6-3 loss to Manchester City in October, which led him to question his players’ bravery. Liverpool didn’t win again in the Premier League until October 16, when the team beat Manchester City 1-0.

United had already endured an embarrassing 6-3 defeat at Manchester City this season, as well as a 4-0 loss at Brentford.

“We have seen in the past we can bounce back — after Brentford, after Manchester City,” he told the BBC. “We showed tonight what we could be, what we can be and what we have to be from now on,” said Klopp. But both enjoyed by a distance the best day of their Liverpool careers to prove the doubters wrong. But we have to make these results count with the result of the next game. It is important that everyone knows we are here and we are still alive.” “The main difference is that we now have pretty much all the players available.

Liverpool brought Manchester United's bandwagon to a shuddering halt as Cody Gakpo, Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah all scored twice in a record 7-0 ...

"The performance level from every single player was top quality today which is something that we've been missing for a while of course. They are 14 points off leaders Arsenal, who have played a game more. But there was still more to come.

Cody Gakpo was the star of the show as Liverpool hammered Manchester United 7-0 on a momentous afternoon at Anfield.

Having scored four and five against United in the league last season, Liverpool somehow went not one, but two better this time. On a quite remarkable day, the thrashing represents the biggest winning margin ever in the fixture, beating the record set all the way back in October 1895, when the sides were competing in the Second Division. Liverpool’s Champions League hopes are very much alive and kicking after they sensationally tore high-flying Manchester United apart on a historic afternoon at Anfield.

Cody Gakpo, Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah all scored twice as Liverpool shrugged off a season of frustration to thrash Manchester United 7-0 at Anfield on ...

After my first season I was always chasing the record." "This record was in my mind since I came here. "Everybody has to feel us. Everybody has to know we are still around," added Klopp. Just a second defeat in 23 games in all competitions realistically ends United's hopes of a first league title in a decade as they remain 14 points adrift of leaders Arsenal in third. But either side of a 5-2 humiliation on home soil by Real Madrid, they have got back in the race for a place in the Champions League next season thanks to a run of 13 points from a possible 15 in the Premier League.

Cody Gakpo, Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah all struck twice and Roberto Firmino scored the other, with six of the goals coming in an explosive second-half ...

It was 6-0 when Salah scored in the 83rd and Firmino stepped off the bench to score in the 88th. Salah made it 4-0 in the 66th and Nunez struck again in the 75th. Nunez struck in the 47th and Salah Gakpo made it 3-0 in the 50th.