In Manchester, England, on April 8, Manchester United avoided dealing a major blow to Jurgen Klopp’s hopes of securing a second Premier League title this season. Despite ending Liverpool’s chance at a quadruple, United settled for a 2-2 draw at Old Trafford.

Klopp expressed disappointment, stating they should have won the game but acknowledged they gained a point nevertheless. Liverpool dominated the first half but only led 1-0 after Luis Diaz’s goal. However, Bruno Fernandes’ incredible equalizer and Kobbie Mainoo’s superb strike gave United the lead.

Liverpool’s chances seemed bleak until Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s foul on Harvey Elliott led to Mohamed Salah’s penalty equalizer. The draw leveled Liverpool with Arsenal at the top of the table but behind on goal difference, with Manchester City trailing closely.

Klopp emphasized the need for consistency, acknowledging that their performance was not enough to secure victories constantly. Despite the draw, Klopp remains determined to secure another Premier League title before stepping down at the end of the season.

Liverpool’s struggles against United continued, but Klopp remains hopeful for future encounters. He believes similar performances by United would be punished by Arsenal. Klopp admitted fault for not capitalizing on both games against United.

Lastly, Erik Ten Hag aimed for a strong performance from his team in front of new co-owner Jim Ratcliffe.