MANCHESTER UNITED END LIVERPOOL'S PERFECT PREMIER LEAGUE RECORD

Liverpool’s 17-game winning streak in the Premier League came to an end after a 1-1 draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday.



The result will still be a relief for Jurgen Klopp’s side, which needed a late Adam Lallana goal to salvage a draw after Marcus Rashford had put United in front in the first half.
United, now without a victory in four Premier League games, will feel aggrieved it couldn’t muster a much-needed victory having dominated large parts of the game and held the lead until the final five minutes.



The draw sees Liverpool with a six-point lead at the top of the table, while United languishes in 13th where a win would have moved the home side up to eighth.



“We’ve come to Old Trafford and we’ve got a point — we’d probably have taken that at the start of the season,” Lallana told Sky Sports.



“Were still unbeaten and huge positives considering we didn’t play our best.
“We learn, we move on, we’ve got a game mid-week (against Genk in the Champions League) now and then Spurs at Anfield at the weekend.”