Manchester United secured a thrilling 3-2 victory over Liverpool FC in a dramatic Premier League encounter on Sunday, April 3, 2026, despite a spirited second-half comeback from the visitors.
United gets a double on liverpool as they beat them twice this season, in October 2025 they beat Liverpool 2-1 at anfield under Ruben Amorim.
The Reds endured a nightmare start under Arne Slot, falling 2-0 behind inside just 14 minutes. Matheus Cunha opened the scoring with a deflected strike, before Benjamin Šeško capitalized on a rebound after Freddie Woodman denied Bruno Fernandes.

Softfootball understands Liverpool gradually grew into the game, and their persistence paid off early in the second half. Dominik Szoboszlai ignited hope with a brilliant solo effort before turning provider for Cody Gakpo to level the score.
With momentum swinging in Liverpool’s favor, United regained control at a crucial moment. Kobbie Mainoo, fresh off signing a new long-term contract, stepped up to fire home the decisive goal from the edge of the box, sealing all three points for Michael Carrick’s side. Late chances came and went, including a near-equaliser from Rio Ngumoha, but Liverpool ultimately fell short.

Fans shared their thoughts after the match with excitement and disappointments:
mr campari says they are back to where the belong, the champions league
WE ARE MANCHESTER UNITED Back in the UCL.
mikeyavelli called arne slot a clown
Another week, another Clown job by the absolute football genius that is Arne Slot. Maybe if they spend a bill in summer, they can finally get a point against Man United
laughing with Chris praised kobbie mainoo as the next gem in football
Manchester United fans are watching the rise of a player who could define the next era.
kolawole teased Liverpool after the loss
The way you people are going down; Liverpool will soon discover crude oil

a town hall says Liverpool is gradually becoming a mid table club
Of course. What did you expect? Y’all just have a sinister plan for this club. Keep it up. Gradually forcing us to start adapting to being a mid-table team.
The defeat leaves Liverpool’s Champions League hopes hanging in the balance, with four points still needed from their remaining fixtures to secure qualification.