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    Report, result, goals in Premier League

    Harry Maguire’s 84th-minute header gave Manchester United their first victory at Liverpool for almost 10 years and consecutive wins under manager Ruben Amorim for the first time as the reigning champions suffered a third successive Premier League defeat.

    Bruno Fernandes, who had hit the outside of a post from a presentable opportunity to make the scoreline 2-0 during the first half, volleyed a cross to the far post for Maguire to score his first United goal against the Reds, who have now lost four in a row in all competitions.

    Cody Gakpo recovered from hitting posts on three occasions to slot the hosts level with 12 minutes remaining, replying to Bryan Mbeumo’s opener after 63 seconds – the fastest goal in the fixture since Nicky Butt’s for United at Old Trafford in October 1995.

    Liverpool are four points behind leaders Arsenal and visit Eintracht Frankfurt in the Champions League on Wednesday, three days before United, who are two points behind them in ninth, return to action at home to Brighton & Hove Albion in the league.

    You can relive 101GreatGoals.com’s live updates from Liverpool vs Manchester United in the Premier League here.

    Liverpool vs Man United: Shock result for Reds

    United’s search for a first away win of the season had included a humiliating EFL Cup exit at fourth-tier Grimsby Town in which Mbeumo missed a penalty, so it was perhaps fitting that the £71 million signing clinically put them ahead for the first time in this long-awaited, unexpected triumph.

    The striker’s first goal since August 30 was a timely one that was contested by Liverpool manager Arne Slot because Alexis Mac Allister suffered a head injury in the build-up, with the goal allowed because referee Michael Oliver had been unaware of the midfielder’s predicament.

    Gakpo’s series of attempts against the posts – two before half-time, one shortly after the restart – might have given Liverpool a sense of fatalism, with one of those attempts taking a touch off Bruno Fernandes on its way towards goal.

    That anguish turned to relief when Gakpo was afforded space by Luke Shaw to find the far corner of the net after the out-of-form Mohamed Salah had fired wide from close range, but Maguire decided a dizzying showdown with United’s first winner at Anfield since Wayne Rooney’s late goal under Louis van Gaal in January 2016.

    Liverpool vs Manchester United teams

    Ibrahima Konate started for Liverpool, having been a doubt after suffering a muscle injury in the defeat at Palace that kept the centre-back out of France’s fixtures during the international break

    Wataru Endo withdrew from Japan duty and was not involved, but fellow midfielder Ryan Gravenberch started despite being substituted at half-time of the Netherlands’ home win over Finland last Sunday.

    Goalkeeper Alisson Becker’s hamstring injury meant Giorgi Mamardashvili made his second Premier League appearance.

    Alexander Isak started for a third consecutive game for his new club, with Slot suggesting fans “can judge” the striker “in a fair way from now on” because he is at full fitness.

    Liverpool starting XI: Giorgi Mamardashvili, Conor Bradley, Ibrahima Konate, Virgil van Dijk, Milos Kerkez, Mohamed Salah, Ryan Gravenberch, Dominik Szoboszlai, Alexis Mac Allister, Cody Gakpo, Alexander Isak

    Liverpool substitutes: Freddie Woodman, Joe Gomez, Florian Wirtz, Federico Chiesa, Curtis Jones, Hugo Ekitike, Andy Robertson, Jeremie Frimpong, Rio Ngumoha

    Centre-back Lisandro Martinez was not yet ready to return from a long-term knee injury for United, while wideman Noussair Mazraoui had been a doubt but was on the bench.

    Goalkeeper Senne Lammens retained his place after making his debut with a clean sheet in their 2-0 home win over Sunderland on October 4.

    Man United starting XI: Senne Lammens, Matthijs de Ligt, Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw, Amad Diallo, Casemiro, Bruno Fernandes, Diogo Dalot, Bryan Mbeumo, Mason Mount, Matheus Cunha

    Man United substitutes: Altay Bayindir, Noussair Mazraoui, Joshua Zirkzee, Patrick Dorgu, Leny Yoro, Manuel Ugarte, Ayden Heaven, Benjamin Sesko, Kobbie Mainoo

    Manchester United Football Club manager Ruben AmorimManchester United Football Club manager Ruben Amorim

    Premier League results and fixtures this weekend

    Saturday, October 18

    Nottingham Forest 0-3 Chelsea

    Brighton & Hove Albion 2-1 Newcastle

    Burnley 2-0 Leeds United

    Crystal Palace 3-3 Bournemouth

    Manchester City 2-0 Everton

    Sunderland 2-0 Wolves

    Fulham 0-1 Arsenal

    Sunday, October 19

    Tottenham 1-2 Aston Villa

    Liverpool 1-2 Manchester United

    Monday, October 20

    West Ham vs Brentford (20:00)

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