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✓ Published: 27-Apr-2024
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You can never really predict what Manchester United will turn up on any given day anymore. But you can certainly predict what Liverpool will turn up with a lot more certainty. With the 4-3 loss in the FA Cup looking a recent anomaly for Klopp's men; Adam Monk takes a look at how they can learn from their mistakes this time round...
You can never really predict what Manchester United will turn up on any given day anymore. But you can certainly predict what Liverpool will turn up with a lot more certainty. With the 4-3 loss in the FA Cup looking a recent anomaly for Klopp's men; Adam Monk takes a look at how they can learn from their mistakes this time round...
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