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Liverpool might have struggled to beat Manchester United this season, wasting chances galore in two Premier League draws and an FA Cup exit, but few others can say the same.

The Red Devils fell to a pathetic 4-0 defeat away at Crystal Palace on Monday night, with the loss leaving them eighth in the table and at risk of missing out on European football next season altogether.

Should they not gain any places in the final three games of the season, it will be their worst finish since coming 13th in 1989/90.

Losing 13 Premier League matches to date 35 outings, such a total is already their highest in Premier League history and the most since 1989/90.

Meanwhile, currently on 54 points, they need five more to overtake their lowest points return (58 in 2021/22) in Premier League history and again since 1989/90.

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Their goal difference embarrassingly stands at minus three, with the 81 goals they have conceded this season across all competitions their most since 1976/77.

And shipping 55 in the Premier League, they are on course to concede more than the 57 they conceded in the English top-flight in 2021/22, which currently stands as the most league goals they’ve conceded in a campaign since 1978/79.

Winning just once in 90 minutes from their last nine matches, with such a run including two meetings with Liverpool, it really does beg the question how on earth did Jurgen Klopp's men not emerge victorious against Erik ten Hag’s struggling side at least once this season.

Liverpool has supporters from all over the world, and the pressure is always there.”

Responding to such remarks, Slot said: "That’s good advice from people who have worked in the Premier League and have made their mark in football.

Set to be one cog in an already successful machine, Liverpool’s new head coach is walking into a different animal entirely compared to the one that continues to tear Manchester United apart in the post-Ferguson era, season after season and manager after manager.
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