It was the shock of the 19th day of the Premier League, this Sunday.
The leader Manchester United against his rival and 3rd in the Liverpool championship for a “Derby of England” at the top.
After an intense tactical struggle, the poster gave birth to a scoreless draw.
What you must remember
Commitment, beautiful gestures and a tactical battle at all times.
He only missed goals this Sunday at Anfield.
In Liverpool, Manchester United chose to leave the keys to the game to the Reds, to proceed against.
Logically dominated most of the meeting, the leader of the English championship contained the opposing attacks well, carried by a defensive quartet Wan-Bissaka - Lindelöf - Maguire - Shawe intractable.
Liverpool, for their part, often lacked application or inspiration when it came time to conclude.
It was even the Red Devils who proved to be the most dangerous at the end of the game, but Alisson shone, especially in front of Bruno Fernandes (75th) and Paul Pogba (83rd).
It ends all square at Anfield, and it's a hard-earned point on the road for #MUFC.
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- Manchester United (@ManUtd) January 17, 2021
Unbeaten for 12 days, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men consolidate their place at the top of the Premier League, two points ahead of Leicester.
3rd in the standings, Liverpool are three lengths behind their evening opponent.
Jürgen Klopp's team have a third game in a row without scoring in the league.
This had not happened to him since March 2005.
The Frenchies: Impotent Martial, Seductive Pogba
Established at the forefront of the Red Devils attack, Anthony Martial had a complicated game.
Confined most of the time to a defensive task, deprived of the ball and reduced to having to take advantage of rare shots in the depth, the French international did not have the opportunity to stand out.
He gave way to Edinson Cavani on the hour mark.
For his part, Paul Pogba made a more interesting copy.
Aligned to the right of the 4-2-3-1 Mancunian, with Martial on the left, Fernandes in the lead and Rashford in the lead, "the Pickaxe" made his versatility speak in a role very different from the one he usually occupies.
Precious, both in the recovery and in the recovery, he got the best opportunity for visitors but stumbled on Alisson (83rd).
The number: frustrating 200th for Klopp
At the helm of Liverpool, Jürgen Klopp experienced his 200th Premier League match on Sunday as a coach.
His men have won 127 of those encounters.
Only José Mourinho has more wins in England in the same time frame (137).