Mattoon

About time Sterling got a card for that

Where are their fans btw all I can hear is ours?

Giving the ball away too easy here

Great finish btw if a little fortunate to get the ball there

KDB back in training with the City squad, hope Liverpool and Arsenal enjoyed it at the top while it lasted.

Basically Burnley "get it in the mixer!" At this point.

I think him cutting in gives Tripper that extra touch on the outside though, it's hardly surprising he's got so many assists this season.

Liverpool dominant throughout that but Man Utd just sat deep and soaked it all up, no creativity in the final 3rd by Liverpool, limited to long distance shots easy seen by Onana. Awful match to watch.

Anyone else notice how you can't find any stats for ball in play this season? Now it's not a tactic of ours to slow games down its like it doesn't exist anymore.

Absolutely buzzing for him today, celebrated twice as loud when that went in because it was him. Such a complete midfielder, for 17 he's ridiculous.

Got to the point I asked myself the same question. At first I was defending Howe and Isak, in the end i was just smashing my face against a brick wall.

That isn't even the half of it mate, but once he said that my last reply is you can't argue with stupid. If you've got twitter look him up, it's just bad take after bad take. Has the gaul to call me uninformed

Spent the last 3 days going back and forth with this guy slating Howe and for some reason he has a distinct hatred for Isak, I'm done after this post, some of our fans deserve nothing!

Here he is to spread the light of positivity on every thread again

Not a must win in the grand scheme of things however its a must win in terms of trajectory and confidence. When the tide turns for us it will turn hard and teams won't know what's hit them, it's what we do and the sooner the better ??

We definitely lost something as the second half wore on, wayward passes, simple mistakes and looked as if we were getting pinned back, we lost the intensity of the first half and let them back in. I do think we expended a lot of energy in that first half and should probably have had daylight between us and it seemed to take its toll on us in the 2nd. The subs injected some more energy back into us but I'd also say we pushed for the winner too early, Milan looked dangerous on the break from the first whistle and we gave them the room at the back to do that with great effect. Definitely didn't "bottle" it but I do think our stamina and naivety created the loss.

All you ever do is piss and moan, constantly going on about how bad Howe is and how we're going to lose to the Mackems, you bring no insight at all just a clear vendetta, it's tiresome.

Devastated after that, thought we made a decent account of ourselves and should have been home and dry in that first half. Second half I think the nerves set in and the effort we put into the first half took its toll. Subs gave us a second wind but probably naively, we pushed the envelope too early and paid the price against a team looking to counter all night. It's been a rough couple of weeks for us but we've seen this before and we've come back better. Being completely out of Europe will probably help us to get some legs back but it doesn't really soften the blow.

I'm more nervous than I was before kick off, sitting on a knife edge at the moment, really need Dortmund to put one away to ease my nerves and preferably another one for us.

A repeat of this score tonight please lads ??

Last 16 is last 16, IF we can beat Milan and IF Dortmund can stop PSG and the ref from winning then that in itself is an enormous achievement and another historic moment for Howe. Would bite your hand off for any match.

You shouldn't laugh at the guy drowning when you haven't crossed the river yourself yet. Having said that, being completely out of Europe might help them in the league.

With Tripps out he's a shoe in and just in time

Only way he gets back in the team for me is if we rest Tripps and Tino goes RB, but there's also an argument for him stepping in for Lascelles who's had a bit of a wobble recently.