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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says Anfield’s moving show of support for Cristiano Ronaldo was the “moment of the game” as his side hammered Manchester United on Tuesday night.
Liverpool moved temporarily top of the Premier League table on Tuesday evening with a resounding 4-0 victory over Manchester United.
Liverpool demolished Manchester United once again with a 4-0 thrashing and Jamie Carragher pointed to Jurgen Klopp's work as the key, for his handling of the squad that has turned around their season.
Liverpool fans put rivalry with Manchester United aside to show support to Ronaldo' href='https://sports.ndtv.com/football/players/90375-cristiano-ronaldo-playerprofile'>Cristiano Ronaldo on Tuesday, a day after the Portuguese star revealed his newborn baby son had died. Supporters from both sides stood to applaud during the seventh minute of a Premier League clash between English football's two most successful clubs at Anfield, a reference to Ronaldo's shirt number. Liverpool fans also sang their famous anthem "You'll never walk alone". Ronaldo missed the match to be with his family.
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(Reuters) - Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp said the show of support for Cristiano Ronaldo during their 4-0 win over Manchester United on Tuesday was the "moment of the game", as both sets of fans stood for a minute of applause following the death of his newborn son.
Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp said the show of support for Cristiano Ronaldo during their 4-0 win over Manchester United on Tuesday was the "moment of the game", as both sets of fans stood for a minute of applause following the death of his newborn son.
Bruno Fernandes claimed Manchester United were "fighting for nothing" after the Liverpool defeat despite still having top four ambitions before stating the team are "competing until the end".