With today’s tie adding to a streak of outcomes during the German’s final season in charge, Jurgen Klopp’s record against Erik ten Hag remains winless. Jurgen Klopp’s record does not include any victories.
A goalless draw at Anfield, a loss in the FA Cup by a score of 4-3, and now a solitary point from today’s matchup are the outcomes of the prior confrontations between these two teams.
Liverpool gained the lead in the 23rd minute, but Manchester United took the lead with a 2-1 advantage as the match reached its last ten minutes. Goals scored by Bruno Fernandes and the excellent Kobbie Mainoo gave Manchester United the lead.
On the other hand, the momentum swung when it was determined that Aaron Wan-Bissaka had committed a foul on Harvey Elliott within the penalty area.
A penalty was rapidly awarded by referee Anthony Taylor, and the decision was quickly confirmed by the video assistant referee (VAR) after a brief review.
Following a more in-depth examination, a number of commentators have expressed uncertainty on whether or not Wan-Bissaka made any kind of contact with the Liverpool attacker, which has led to considerations regarding the legitimacy of the penalty call.
There is no doubt that the controversial decision about the penalty adds a touch of controversy throughout the match.
It is not unusual for decisions of this nature to be the subject of much discussion and analysis, particularly when they are made at key occasions such as this one.
Decisions made by referees are frequently subjected to a great deal of scrutiny, and video assistant referee reviews can sometimes contribute to the controversy rather than ameliorate it.