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Christian Eriksen is confident Manchester United will secure Champions League football this season, but he's warned the team must find a way to score more goals.
Mohamed Salah's landmark goal sealed Liverpool's 1-0 win against Brentford to keep their Premier League top four hopes alive on Saturday. The Egypt forward's first half finish made him the first player in Liverpool history to net in nine successive games at Anfield, with his strike taking him to 100 career goals at the stadium. He also moved level with Steven Gerrard's Liverpool tally of 186 goals, sitting in joint fifth place in the club's all-time scoring list. For the third season in a row, Salah has reached 30 goals in all competitions.
It has been a grueling slog of a season for Manchester United, and it isn't over yet.
A Mohamed Salah goal saw Liverpool beat Brentford 1-0 to make it six wins in a row and keep their hopes of Champions League qualification alive. Anfield was close to unanimous in booing the national anthem before kick-off on the day of the Coronation, but the home fans were soon showing their adulation the man nicknamed the Egyptian King as Salah opened the scoring in the 13th minute. Ad Salah bundled the ball over the line after being teed up by Virgil van Dijk when Brentford could not clear their lines — the goal was Salah's 100th at Anfield.
Manchester City opened up a four-point lead at the top of the Premier League with a 2-1 win against Leeds on Saturday as Liverpool beat Brentford 1-0 to close on the top four.
The main aim for Manchester United this season was a top-four spot. The League Cup win was great and an FA Cup triumph over Manchester City would be historic but the campaign will be dampened should the Reds not qualify for the Champions League.
Manchester United's defeat to Brighton in midweek means Erik ten Hag's side have work to do to secure Champions League football next season.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has admitted that he does not expect Manchester United to slip up in their pursuit of a top four finish this season.