These rivalry teams had a fabulous match on Monday though the hosts Liverpool gave united a hard time at the pitch before the stoppage time.
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United did not allow Liverpool to build the momentum and intensity that has characterised their game this season, while Mourinho’s limited attacking ambitions ensured chances were at a premium.
Goalkeeper David de Gea made two fine second-half saves one from Emre Can and also saved athletically Philippe Coutinho’s 25-yard effort. United’s best chance also came in the second half, but the unmarked Zlatan Ibrahimovic directed Paul Pogba’s cross off target.
Manchester United had just 35% of possession while Liverpool dominated 65% of the possession which shown how great Liverpool dominated the match.
Man United’s 35% possession is their lowest in a Premier League match since Opta began recording the data in 2003-04.
Although man United had a difficult time at Liverpool domicile, Ander Herrera was the man of the match after making more touches on the ball (90) other any other player of the red devils.
Follow @newslexpointAnder Herrera was at the heart of United’s smothering gameplan, almost operating in the pockets of Coutinho and Roberto Firmino in midfield, while Liverpool were never given a second.
They simply could not find a way through because of Herrera’s play making that he had last night.
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