FER WAY TO GO Return of legend Sir Alex can’t inspire United as Jose rages at his stars
CITY EYE SUMMER MOVE FOR PSG ACE RABIOT
Liverpool 3 Southampton 0
LIVERPOOL’S seventh victory of the season was a demolition job on Southampton.
Jurgen Klopp’s side are six out of six in the Premier League and have chalked up 17 goals in all competitions thanks to their 3-2 win over Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
Even Klopp admitted he was “surprised” by the historic run as the Anfield side extended their best ever start to a Premier League season.
He said: “I lost one time in my life seven games in a row and JOSE MOURINHO blasted his players’ mentality after they fell further behind in the title race with a drab draw at home to Wolves.
With emotions running high at Old Trafford after the surprise return of Sir Alex Ferguson following lifethreatening brain surgery, United fell eight points behind title rivals Liverpool. Mourinho did not disguise his anger afterwards. He said: “The result was fair. NEIL MOXLEY Man United 1 Wolves 1
They deserved their point – we deserve the punishment of only getting one. I don’t know why but they were more motivated.
“I could say we were tired, that it was the Champions League – an awful pitch. That the body suffers an impact on artificial rather than actual grass. I could go in this direction.
“But Alexis Sanchez and Jesse Lingard didn’t play. Fred played for 60 minutes, Fellaini as sub.
“Yes, it’s a mental situation. An attitude.
“One team was coming to play the game of their lives, the other to relax.”
MOMENT TO REMEMBER: Sir Alex Ferguson stands to salute Old Trafford crowd
MANCHESTER CITY’S Sergio Aguero yesterday marked his 300th appearance for the club
– by smashing in his 205th goal.
The striker opened the scoring in the hammering of Cardiff with a trademark drive.
It was the perfect way to cap an excellent 24 hours after the Argentine penned a new one-year RAINING GOALS: Sergio Aguero celebrates his goal yesterday HARRY PRATT Cardiff 0 Man City 5