Liverpool player ratings as Mo Salah and four other 5/10 stars struggle vs Man Utd

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LIVERPOOL 1-2 MAN UTD: Harry Maguire scored in the final minutes of a restless game at Anfield to inflict a fourth straight defeat on the reigning Premier League championsLiverpool's arch-rivals jubilantly inflicted a fourth consecutive defeat on the Premier League champions as Harry Maguire struck at the death to clinch a famous victory for Manchester United.The visitors hit the front in under two minutes through Bryan Mbeumo, though Michael Oliver's failure to stop play while Alexis Mac Allister was down with a head injury meant their was an air of controversy over the Cameroon forward's goal.Gakpo struck the woodwork no fewer than three times as Liverpool fought to level proceedings, while Senne Lammens also stood firm in several big moments to preserve United's lead. But that only set the stage for Maguire, who netted in the 85th minute to break Liverpool hearts.Here are Mirror Football's Liverpool ratings from the big game...READ MORE: Sky Sports confirm reason why referee did NOT stop Liverpool vs Man Utd for head injuryREAD MORE: Liverpool players fuming as referee makes controversial decision to allow Man Utd goalGiorgi Mamardashvili - 6Didn't exude confidence at times.

Didn't do much wrong but not a display that will put pressure on his competitors, either.Ibrahima Konate - 7Went with the runner to play Mbeumo onside for United's opener but was Liverpool's best defender in a difficult first half.Virgil van Dijk - 6Mbuemo ghosted in behind Liverpool's captain to break the deadlock and he'll know he should have done better.Huge Premier League kit & merch saleThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Moved to right-back as Liverpool chased the game.Alexis Mac Allister - 5Another player struggling to hit the heights of last season.

Was denied the goal he deserved by the woodwork on no less than three occasions before popping up late on - then missed a sitter to level for a second time.Alexander Isak - 5Slot says now is the time to judge Liverpool's record £125m signing but he failed to impress on the big stage here. Can maybe feel hard done by not to start considering previous displays.Federico Chiesa - 6Started the season as Liverpool's forgotten man but made another major impact here by teeing up Gakpo for his initial leveller.Jeremie Frimpong - N/ALate substitute as Liverpool chased the game.Join our new WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content.