Jamie Carragher ruthlessly took aim at Liverpool star DURING game against Man Utd

During Liverpool’s devastating loss to Manchester United, Jamie Carragher wasn’t pleased with one of their players.

Liverpool’s 4-3 loss against Manchester United on Sunday resulted in their elimination from the FA Cup.

They had two leads but were unable to maintain them as Amad Diallo scored a dramatic last-second goal to complete a historic victory.

Carragher watched the game and hit out at one of the substitutes Jurgen Klopp brought in when Liverpool were 2-1 ahead at Old Trafford.

The man who had scored his team’s second goal, Mohamed Salah, was substituted by Cody Gakpo in the 77th minute by Klopp.

However, Gakpo was unable to impact the game and even missed a 5 vs. 2 opportunity shortly after joining the fight.

In the 77th minute, Klopp replaced Mohamed Salah, the man who had scored his team’s second goal, with Cody Gakpo.

Gakpo, though, was unable to have any effect on the match and even blew a 5 vs. 2 opportunity just after entering the fray.

Man United scored an incredible goal just minutes after Carragher tweeted, securing their place in the competition’s next round.

Carragher discussed his feelings on the outcome following the cup match.

“Unbelievable game & it’s a great result for Man United but Liverpool only have themselves to blame,” he added in another post on X.

“We scored three, but the attacking guys continued to perform terribly.

“They’ve been fantastic the entire season, so it’s hard to be upset.

“Football bloody hell!”

Klopp also shared his thoughts on his team’s brutal loss against Erik ten Hag’s group.

“It’s okay that we lost the game even though we were close to winning both in regular time and extra time. He remarked, “I can’t ask for much more.

“We have had a much more intense season so far, everybody knows that, you just have to count the games. Today was hard, very hard. The longer the game goes, the decision-making doesn’t get any better

“Congratulations to United, going to the semi-final. We have a game less, or have two games less, and we [will] try to use that in the next few weeks.”