Man Utd was a guest on Liverpool’s field with a woefully incomplete roster when the away team’s injury and suspension total topped ten. Liverpool put early pressure on Man Utd because of their haphazard squad, and the game started well. 

The home team was in control of the game, but Liverpool’s strikers were ineffectual because they finished quickly even though they were finishing all the time. Despite Onana’s subpar performance in the first half, Liverpool was unable to capitalize on any opportunities to score. 

Liverpool immediately after the opening whistle put pressure on Manchester United.

The 29th minute presented the home team with their first meaningful opportunity. Van Dijk headed from a corner with accuracy. Man Utd was saved by Onana, who pushed the ball out. Despite having 15 shots in the first half, the home team was unable to score. 

In an attempt to score, Liverpool stepped up their attack as the second half got underway. Still, the strikers for the home team were unappreciative. Manchester United had just two shots in the first half. During the first part of the second half, the opposition team continued to prioritize defense. Still, Man Utd came dangerously close to being the first team to score in the game. 

When Man Utd launched a potent counterattack in the 67th minute, McTominay gave Hojlund the chance to take on Alisson. Regretfully, the Danish attacker struck the opponent with the ball after kicking it. 

The strikers for Liverpool consistently missed scoring opportunities.

Man Utd’s counterattacks had to leave the home team heartbroken multiple times when Klopp’s changes to the attack proved ineffective. The strikers for the opposing team, though, were deprived of the opportunity to score in this game. 

Referee Oliver sent Dalot off in the fourth minute of injury time for a reaction foul. The Portuguese player had previously taken offense at the assistant referee’s decision to award Liverpool a throw-in. The ball touched Salah’s feet before it left the field, as evidenced by slow motion, so the assistant referee erred in awarding the home team a throw-in. 

Liverpool was forced to settle for a 0-0 draw despite having more than two minutes of playing time. After round 17 of the Premier League, Liverpool has 38 points and is unable to reclaim the top spot from