Five things we learned from Liverpool v Manchester United

Samba star lights up Old Trafford
Five things we learned from Liverpool v Manchester United
Fri, 18 Mar, 2016 - 00:00
Mike Whalley

Coutinho is class

Liverpool were floundering in the heat of an Old Trafford cauldron last night, their two-goal first leg lead burning up fast. Enter Philippe Coutinho.

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