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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp reflects on his side's missed chance to defeat an injury-ravaged Manchester United at Old Trafford. Manchester United used all of their substitutions in the first half due to injury but were still able to fend off a toothless Liverpool side. Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said he saw the 0-0 draw at Manchester United on Sunday as two points dropped but added that the injury problems suffered by United had disrupted his side's flow. Klopp's Liverpool returned to the top of the Premier League, a point clear of Manchester City, in a game that saw United's Ander Herrera, Juan Mata and Jesse Lingard go off injured before the break. Editors' Picks Watch on ESPN networks in the U.S. ESPN+ is America's home for a host of professional soccer leagues from around the world, highlighted by Italy's Serie A, Major League Soccer, UEFA Nations League and English FA Cup. | ESPN+ schedule Welcome to the 2018 FC 100 ESPN FC's experts ranked the best men's players and managers in world football. Check out the list. How Mourinho unravelled at Man United Fear, paranoia, difficult behaviour and constant battling with club officials and players led to the inevitable, writes Rob Dawson. The greatest game never played When Boca Juniors and River Plate were set to meet in Argentina's most important match, Buenos Aires lost its mind, writes Wright Thompson. - Follow Transfer Talk LIVE - Fantasy: Set lineups, check scores! "It was a strange game," he told Sky Sports. "I think we started really, really well. We started exactly like... - Read More, Here