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Milner ‘gutted’ after losing to Man Utd, sets sights on Tottenham clash

SportsMilner 'gutted' after losing to Man Utd, sets sights on Tottenham clash

Manchester [UK], January 25 (ANI): Liverpool’s James Milner said he is “gutted” after losing to Manchester United in the FA Cup, adding that his team should now start preparing for the upcoming match against Tottenham.
Liverpool suffered a 3-2 defeat to Manchester United in the FA Cup here on Sunday.
“No second chances in knockout football. Gutted we didn’t get the job done. Have to look forward now, a job to do on Thursday,” Milner tweeted.
During the match, Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah opened the scoring in the 18th minute but Mason Greenwood quickly equalised for the home team and Marcus Rashford then handed Manchester United a lead early in the second half.
Salah struck again in the 58th minute, taking the scoreline to 2-2. However, Bruno Fernandes’ sublime free-kick 12 minutes from time helped Manchester United progress in the competition.
Reflecting on the match, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said that his side was not at their “absolute top” and made “decisive mistakes”.
“It’s not what we wanted, so it’s frustrating. If you want to win tonight, you have to play at your absolute top. We weren’t on our absolute top, but we made a lot of steps in the right direction. The start of the game was good, but then we made decisive mistakes; around the first goal United scored, we had too many options offensively and no protection. We lost the ball and then there was a counter-attack. It was not the first counter-attack in the game, so we have to improve that,” the club’s official website quoted Klopp as saying.
Liverpool will now take on Tottenham in the Premier League on Friday. (ANI)

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