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While many may have been dreading the weekend's Premier League match against Liverpool, it turned out to be a pretty good afternoon for Manchester United as they took a point from the game.
Relegation, big-wig benchwarmers, Marcus Rashford placement/replacement, transfer policies, Old Trafford revival, and whatnot - the great Manchester United descent was in full swing when Ruben Amorim's Red Devils visited Anfield to renew their Premier League rivalry with Liverpool on Sunday. Already under the pump after the Newcastle botch job, Amorim-coached Man United produced a much-improved scoreline for the partisans at Anfield.
Liverpool v Manchester United Highlights: Manchester United and Liverpool played out a thrilling 2-2 draw in a clash of Premier League heavyweights at Anfield. Despite the two sides being far apart in the league table, the game was a hard-fought one. Lisandro Martinez stunned Anfield by handing Manchester United a surprise lead, but Liverpool equalised soon after through Cody Gakpo. The lead came just 10 minutes later, as Mohamed Salah scored from a penalty. But United pulled it back, with Amad Diallo equalising with 10 minutes to go. (MATCH CENTER)
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