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On Sunday, Altrafford witnessed more mayhem.

Robertson plays it in, Munez Diaz.

Liverpool dancing in the face of the enemy.

And Maydo, all beautiful.

Glorious chaos.

Despite facing another 28 shots, Manchester United emerged with a point, but was that through luck or design?

So as Eric Tenhawk done enough to convince Ineos he's worth persisting with, and with so much change coming behind the scenes over the summer, can Manchester United turn chaos into control?

I'm Ayahu Aki Mulero. Welcome to the Athletic FC podcast.

Here for this one, we have the athletics, Adam Crafton and Mark Critchley as well.

And Mark, you were at Altrafford for Sunday's two-two draw between Manchester United and Liverpool.

Look, a few weeks ago, Mark, we had that absolutely spellbinding FA Cup match, which United ended up winning.

Did this one have the same kind of flavour in your eyes?

I know a lot of people absolutely loved yesterday just as much, but I have to say, I came out of it slightly underwhelmed. I don't know what's wrong with me, but, you know, I think it's

being at the game three weeks ago and just how manic that was and how end-to-end it was and how

exciting and it was for for basically nearly the

whole 120 minutes of it. I just thought yesterday didn't quite touch the same levels. But I think

maybe I'm just being spoiled, you know, the amount of United Games that I've had to watch

recently, the amount of shots on goal that I've had to watch recently, I think, yeah, maybe I've

just hit saturation point. So look, I don't get out of bed for anything less than I think, yeah, maybe I've just hit saturation point. So, look, I don't get

out of bed for anything less than a four-three with the last-minute winner now. So, yeah, maybe that

did quite reach up to the same levels. But no, look, I mean, it was still an entertaining game,

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