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If Celtic fans have got one eye on Liverpool’s Premier League clash against Manchester United, then they might feel a tinge of regret at seeing Andy Robertson doing so well for the Reds.
Liverpool welcome age-old rivals Manchester United to Anfield today for what could prove to be a crucial clash in the Premier League title race.
Ahead of a huge game for Liverpool against arch rivals Manchester United tonight, manager Jurgen Klopp must brutally axe “superstar” Mohamed Salah from his starting XI.
Stats gurus recently conducted a study to determine the best performing outfield players in each of Europe’s top 32 leagues. The Premier League’s results are in – and it’s Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool that lead the way.
Everyone looks tired. Liverpool counterattack in the closing minutes and Trent Alexander-Arnold (41 games for club and country this season) can barely puff his way over the halfway line. In stoppage time, Riyad Mahrez (45 games) runs at Andy Robertson (46 games), who tries and forlornly fails to keep pace with him. Bernardo Silva (49 games) looks exhausted as he scores Manchester City’s second goal. On the touchline a world-weary Pep Guardiola – who has barely left his bench all half – grimaces as if suddenly contemplating the solemn and unappetising prospect of extra time.
Liverpool celebrated their 3-2 semi-final victory over Manchester City as the club reached their first FA Cup final since 2012.
Liverpool are through to the final of the FA Cup after beating Manchester City in a thriller on Saturday afternoon.
LONDON : Liverpool hung on to beat Manchester City 3-2 at Wembley Stadium on Saturday to reach the final of the FA Cup and end Pep Guardiola's hopes of a treble.