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#2 Liverpool still unbeaten
Liverpool were on the verge of making history today. They came into this game having won 17 PL games on the bounce, and were looking to equal Manchester City’s record of 18. But unfortunately for them, the curse of Old Trafford would once again disrupt their plans.
Today was a great chance for Jurgen Klopp’s men to reinforce their dominance over the rest of the league. Having not won at Old Trafford since 2014, this game against the worst United side in 20 years was the perfect opportunity to make a statement.
Regardless of what they could have achieved, the bottom line is that the Reds are still unbeaten - and six points clear at the top of the table. They have won eight and only dropped two points so far, with many believing they can go the whole campaign unbeaten.
In this current vein of form, it’ll be nearly impossible to stop Jurgen Klopp’s men.
