Hits and misses: Liverpool have swapped control for chaos

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Liverpool have lost all control Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Highlights from the Premier League clash between Liverpool and Manchester United. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Jamie Carragher believes Liverpool can't win the Premier League again until they fix their defensive issues Too often, Liverpool find themselves playing catch-up.

But his team will need to make sure their rivals don't snatch the crown while they are figuring it out.Adam BateMaguire sticks it to his doubters Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Harry Maguire got a big cheer as he returned to the away dressing room after scoring the winner for Manchester United at Anfield Harry Maguire's inclusion at the expense of Leny Yoro against Liverpool surprised many but the 32-year-old has a habit of proving his doubters wrong. Rubem Amorim had cited his set-piece threat before the game and he delivered just when he was needed.His goal, guided home from Bruno Fernandes's delicate cross, means he joins Wayne Rooney, Juan Mata, Robin van Persie, Carlos Tevez, John O'Shea, Ryan Giggs and Diego Forlan on the list of Manchester United players to have scored winners at Anfield.It is an illustrious group and nobody can begrudge Maguire his place in it.

Rogers has started all of their Premier League and Europa League matches."He is always doing his task. Their supporters have seen just three wins at home in the last 18 Premier League games.In fact, the 2-1 loss to Aston Villa means it is Tottenham's poorest home start to a league campaign since 2008/09.Since November 10 last year, Spurs have lost more home games than any other ever-present Premier League side.Frank has been unable to solve an issue which developed under his predecessor Ange Postecoglou.Asked to explain their home struggles, the Dane said at his post-match press conference: "I don't think it's that simple.