In the Premier League's "Red vs. Devil" match early Monday morning, the audience expected a "one-sided" game did not take place, Liverpool attacked 34 times at home, but encountered Manchester United's bloody defense, and the two sides finally shook hands with 0-0. Liverpool captain Vinay Dzik expressed dissatisfaction with United's tactics after the match, believing that the other side was "unwilling to win", while United manager Tan Hagar expressed satisfaction with the players' discipline and was quite satisfied with the point.
Liverpool humiliated Manchester United 7-0 at Anfield Road last season and given the recent form of both teams, many feared a repeat. As expected, Liverpool dominated the field, launching wave after wave of attacks, and in the 16th minute, Onana came close to being broken up by Mohamed Shana after receiving the ball in front of goal, but he then managed to parry a header from Vinadičík to leave the sides level at half-time.
The change of sides, Liverpool strengthened the attack, but in the face of Manchester United's tight defense, failed to form a threatening shot, "Red Devils" all the will of the people, Onana 8 saves, Hua Lani 15 clearances, even if Daloji in the stoppage time due to emotional outbursts were shown two yellow cards expulsion, Manchester United still 0-0 score of the hard to snatch a point, while the Liverpool dropped to second place, one point behind table-toppers Arsenal, after losing points.
According to Opta data, Liverpool's 34 attempts on goal in this game, surpassing the record of the 7-0 game last season, and the most attempts on goal in a single game in the Premier League since October 2016, but the game was a failure, "Reds" captain Vinay Dzik said after the game, "There was a team trying their best to win the game, but it didn't work. The Reds' captain Vinay Dzik said after the game: "This game has a team that tried its best to win the game, but unfortunately failed to do so, and we dominated in all aspects, and Manchester United is already happy to get this point."
