Chapter Ninety-Seven: Liverpool is Crying

"Liverpool look like they're going to have another losing season this season!"

Liverpool, who are already five goals down, must have lost this game, and Sky Sports commentator Andy Gray has not paid much attention to the game on the field.

Because at this moment, Liverpool will have no fighting spirit and no fighting spirit. Morale has hit rock bottom.

United, who already have a five-goal lead, don't seem to be in the mood for any more beating the Reservoir Dogs, taking the initiative to slow down the tempo and make the situation boring.

Carragher didn't have the heart to speak, so Andy Gray continued: "Since the Premier League era, Liverpool has never touched the Premier League championship trophy, Liverpool is the hegemon of the English First Division, but when English football enters the Super League era, they are outdated, they are no longer dominant, and now people are used to discussing Manchester United, Chelsea, Manchester City, they are all the favorites for the Premier League title, and what about Liverpool? They are clearly no longer serious contenders for the top flight title in England, they should be on the same level as teams like Everton and Tottenham, who have been left far behind by Manchester United and who can't even see Manchester United's back. ”

"Five to zero! It wasn't the biggest score of the two sides, but there is no doubt that it was Liverpool's worst red derby in recent years. Liverpool had no hope of winning the title early this season, and now they were bloodied at home by their arch-rivals, which made them fail again this season. ”

"The change of manager in the middle of the season did not bring any qualitative change to Liverpool. After losing this game, Liverpool will not even have the luxury of finishing in the top four. ”

"With a team with a glorious history, it will be a test of Jurgen Klopp's coaching career, can he successfully pull Liverpool out of the quagmire? At least this season, we don't expect much from that. ”

The flatness of the field allowed Andy Gray to express his views on the Liverpool team and the game in one breath.

The Liverpool players' lack of fighting spirit even drew boos from their own fans. Spurred on by the fans, Liverpool finally mustered up the courage to attack.

But their attack failed to break through the door for Manchester United in the end.

When the referee blew the whistle for the end of the game, Liverpool swallowed the bitterness of this five-goal defeat.

The Liverpool players collapsed to the ground, burying their faces in the grass one by one. A fiasco made them feel quite humiliated.

Manchester United's players high-fived each other and hugged each other in celebration of another victory.

Ahead of the start of this game, the match between the top two teams in the standings, Leicester City and Arsenal, has come to an end.

Leicester drew 1-1 away at Aston Villa, while Arsenal also drew 1-1 away at Stoke City.

The two teams behind them dropped points one after another, so that Manchester United, who won this game, once again extended their points lead, and Manchester United, who had already scored 58 points, was 14 points more than Arsenal, who were in second place with 44 points!

Such a lead, with the final sixteen rounds of the league, has basically sealed the league title - unless Manchester United loses in the next games, otherwise, this season's Premier League title is destined to stay in Manchester and Manchester United.

Compared with Manchester United, who are far ahead, the competition for the top four is more intense.

Leicester City and Arsenal both picked up just one point in this round, while Manchester City finally ended their winless run with a 4-0 home win over Crystal Palace to bring the number to 44 points, bringing the second to fourth places in the table the same 44 points.

In fifth place is Tottenham Hotspur, who have 40 points and are in fifth place. West Ham United in sixth place and Stoke City in seventh place both have 37 points, and Liverpool only got 31 points after losing this game, and the ranking also slipped to ninth.

The United players didn't celebrate long on the pitch, this wasn't Old Trafford after all, it was Anfield who were hostile to them. So after celebrating for a while, they returned to the locker room. Leaving the pitch to the lost Liverpudlians.

Dutinho sat on the grass, looking helpless and frustrated.

He didn't get many chances in this game, he is a player who needs to have the ball at his feet to get the most out of him, and his long-range shot from near the left side of the box is quite threatening.

But Liverpool didn't create many chances for him to shoot in this game, which gave Coutinho the feeling that he didn't play anything and the team had already lost.

What a crime of war!

In Coutinho's opinion, this game is completely due to the level of his teammates, but if they were a little more capable, they would not have worked so hard.

His former teammate Suarez mixed well at Barcelona, and Coutinho suddenly had a hint of envy in his eyes.

It would have been nice if he had been the player who had moved to Barcelona in the first place.

If his teammates are Messi, Neymar, Xavi, Iniesta. Why don't you have a chance to shoot, how can your team be so embarrassed.

Staying at Liverpool looks like no future! This team doesn't have any big pursuits, and they frequently sell their leading stars for money. From Mascherano, Xavi Alonso, and now Suarez. As long as you have money, you can take Liverpool's stars with you.

Where is this the practice of a giant team, this is clearly the survival method of some second-rate clubs in Europe, making money by buying and selling players!

Coutinho bit his lip.

Must transfer out!!

Coutinho strengthened his confidence!

Klopp rubbed his stiff face.

He walked into the field, pulled his players up from the grass one by one, and hugged them into his arms to comfort them.

"Ferry ! You've done well enough! 'Jurgen Klopp pulled Coutinho up.

Coutinho didn't respond, he just hugged Klopp and walked into the tunnel with a blank face.

He didn't even participate in the post-match dismissal.

But how many Liverpool players and fans are willing to give a thanks?

At this moment, the clouds were already thick over Anfield, and it didn't take long for the rain to pour down.

The sky is crying, and so is Liverpool.