adminMANCHESTER. — Manchester United manager David Moyes conceded that he was finding his job harder than he could have ever envisaged after a chastening 3-0 home defeat by bitter rivals Liverpool.
The loss on Sunday was United’s ninth of the Barclays English Premier League soccer campaign — five of which have come at home — and carried echoes of the 4-1 humiliation at Manchester City in September that foreshadowed the club’s current struggles. The defending champions mustered just one shot on target in the entire game, while Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers claimed with some justification that his side “could have scored five or six”. In the end the visitors had to content themselves with a brace of Steven Gerrard penalties and a late Luis Suarez strike. — AFP.
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