Manchester United secured a hard-fought 2-2 draw against Premier League leader Liverpool with a late equalizer by Amad Diallo. Diallo capitalized on Alejandro Garnacho's cross in the 80th minute at Anfield, cancelling out Mohamed Salah's penalty that had put Liverpool in the lead.
This result halted United's four-game losing streak and prevented Liverpool from extending its lead at the top of the standings. Despite the point gained, United's head coach expressed disappointment, emphasizing the need for more from his team.
United initially took the lead through Lisandro Martinez's strike in the 52nd minute, only for Cody Gakpo to level the score shortly after. Salah then put Liverpool ahead with a penalty in the 70th minute following a handball by Matthijs de Ligt.
The draw saw United move up to 13th place in the standings, while Liverpool missed the opportunity to widen the gap at the top. The match showcased the competitive nature between the two historic clubs, with Liverpool aiming to equal United's record of 20 league titles this season.
Both teams had chances to secure the win, with Harry Maguire missing a close-range effort for United and Virgil van Dijk's header saved by United goalkeeper Andre Onana. The match ended in a draw, reflecting the closely contested encounter between the two rivals.
In another match, Fulham salvaged a 2-2 draw against Ipswich with Raul Jimenez scoring a late penalty in stoppage time. Ipswich had taken the lead twice through Sam Szmodics and Liam Delap, but Jimenez's brace ensured Fulham shared the points.
Fulham sits in ninth place, six points off the top four, while Ipswich remains in the relegation zone, level on points with Wolverhampton. The match highlighted the resilience of both teams in a fiercely competitive encounter.
