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Manchester United have just shown how far they’ve fallen with Liverpool taunts

It’s not very often that Liverpool win a game of football and there is an air of disappointment around the majority connected with the club.

Sunday provided yet more drama in the Premier League title race, but the Reds came up just short. A 3-1 win over Wolves at Anfield was not enough to leapfrog Manchester City who beat Aston Villa 3-2 at the Etihad Stadium.

Jurgen Klopp’s side needed a win to have any chance of claiming a league title. They did their part, but City did theirs and the title went the way of Pep Guardiola’s side.

But things were far from straightforward for either side. Liverpool trailed after an early Pedro Neto goal, while Man City trailed 2-0 to Villa through goals from Matty Cash and Philippe Coutinho.

After 75 minutes, Liverpool were one goal away from winning the league title. The score was 1-1 at Anfield and 2-0 to Villa at the Etihad, then everything changed,

Three goals in the space of five minutes for Man City saw Liverpool’s title chances come to an end, despite Salah and Robertson later scoring for the Reds. Another 90-plus point season with no title.

While disappointment may be the overriding feeling among Kopites, some remarks from one of their most bitter rivals may provide some form of comfort. While Liverpool were winning their 28th league match of the season, approximately 240 miles away at Selhurst Park Manchester United fans showed how far their club has fallen.

United lost 1-0 to Crystal Palace to finish sixth in the league table with their lowest points total in the Premier League era (58). It was United’s 12 league defeat of the campaign, as they finished 34 points behind Liverpool.

As has become tradition on the final day of the season, fans inside stadiums and around the globe

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