Liverpool played out their second goalless draw of the week after Manchester United held them at Old Trafford on Sunday.
It was a strange afternoon for both sides, with United being forced into three changes in the first-half and Roberto Firmino also coming off for the Reds.
Neither side were able to create many clear-cut chances and ultimately had to settle for a point, with the sense of missed opportunity for Liverpool.
In truth, it was a disappointing and disjointed performance from the Reds, who failed to show their best attacking play.
Nevertheless, the Reds now have a slender one-point advantage over title rivals Manchester City, who are in FA Cup action against Chelsea this weekend.
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