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Liverpool dismantled Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday. And many watching the rout may not be aware it's been 85 years since the Reds managed to score five at United's home ground

Liverpool's 5-0 victory at Manchester United will live long in the memory for many fans. Here's how we rated the Liverpool players.

Liverpool Manager Jurgen Klopp has responded to Paul Scholes' comments about him "rubbing his hands" at the prospect of facing Manchester United this Sunday. Scholes made the comments following the Red Devils' late victory over Atalanta in the Champions League thanks to Cristiano Ronaldo's late header.

Sadio Mane scored his 100th Premier League goal against Watford. So we have looked back at his most memorable strikes, and here is our top 5 Mane goals:

Liverpool have fond memories of the Wanda Metropolitano - the home of Atletico Madrid. On June 1 2019, number six came home to Merseyside from that very stadium.

Paul Glatzel bagged a goal and an assist in a guest appearance as Liverpool Under 23s beat Arsenal 3-0 in Premier League 2. Glatzel assisted Mateusz Musialowski on the Polish Youth International's 18th birthday, before netting an impressive solo effort.

Liverpool will take many positives from a thumping 5-0 away win at Watford as they head to Athletico Madrid in the Champions League. A fine Robert Firmino hat-trick and goals from Sadio Mane and Mo Salah were the icing on a convincing victory at Vicarage Road.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp insists he is not concerned about the financial power that Newcastle United now possess, following the recent takeover by the Saudi-back Public Investment Fund. Speaking ahead of Liverpool's trip to Watford, Klopp talked of his confusion around the financial systems in place in football.

Rylee Foster won Liverpool Women a bonus point in the Continental Cup following their 1-1 draw with Aston Villa at Prenton Park. Heroics from Canadian goalkeeper Foster in the shootout gave the Reds the extra point as she managed to...

Liverpool's star players have featured prominently on the international stage in the latest round of World Cup qualifiers. Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Fabinho have all been in action. But just how did the Reds get on during the first stage of the break?