Did Anthony Taylor decide well or VAR would have helped out..?

Good day to you all sports lovers am very delighted to bring you to the actions that took place at Old Trafford this past weekend.

It was a great Sunday evening and our young star yet again scorer a beautiful goal.

It was just too sad to see draw at the end of the game but I know it is what it is.

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The only argument going on in that match against Manchester United and Liverpool was the penalty that was given.

But just to remind you, this the third time Jurden Klopp has failed to beat United at home under Erik teg Han.

It was a derby to behold with Manchester United suffering from defensive injuries in the likes of varane who was substituted in the game against Chelsea and yet the substitute Evans also came in to pick an injury making it 6 defenders who are on injury.

We only had to play with Maguire, Bissaka, Dalot and kimbala.

It was not that a good first half for Manchester United as the where under play especially with Liverpool leading from Luiz dias goal in the first half of the game.

Liverpool dominated the game and great saves from onana to keep giving Manchester United hope of the second half.

I won't lie it started with a big mistake from the Liverpool captain trying to play the ball round back which on. It's return fell into the legs of Bruno Fernandez who didn't hesitate to send it on a message really quick and it delivered as expected.

The Liverpool goalkeeper was out of his line that's why he was unable to save that ball from accomplishing its mission.

But I love it when the young star from the academy in the person of Manioo scored his first old Trafford goal from the same spot he scored last time on the fa cup outing.

It was just superb to see that lovely strike and he really cherished the moment and also showing his respect to his fans.

But where the problem lies in the game was the penalty awarded by Anthony Taylor in the 87th minutes.

Where wan-Bissaka tackled the ball and Elliot going down inside the box. But we accept he threw himself in to the tackle but there was no tackle.

But many admit it was penalty because he didn't have a touch on the ball but at least the referee would have gone to the var to check.

This has been a topic since the match was played let me here your contributions.