Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp tells BBC Sport: "The results yes (perfect). Bruno Fernandes had a chance early on but we were incredibly clinical. We put them under pressure with out high press and it was phenomenal. As the opponent you cannot gain confidence or momentum. We know the story of United this season, but 4-0 makes it tricky. 5-0, come on, control it and try to get through it. It was not about humiliating anybody.
"The game was decided then we have to bring it home, when it was pretty much over don't give them a chance but we did when we let Cristiano Ronaldo score but it was offside so we were lucky. We wanted to write our own chapters in the history book and this was another.
"We have the momentum in front of goal. We won games when we were high, when we were young and got carried away but we have Preston on Wednesday. This result looks different to the game I score but for the people it is great. My wife was here as well and I hope she enjoyed it too."
Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: "I am sad, disappointed, angry of course. My emotion doesn't matter apart from what do we do to improve and make sure it doesn't happen.
"This could go either way, we could sulk or we could come together.
"They were clinical and you have to say games are decided in front of goal. They were very, very ruthless.
"We had to go for it. You don't lay down to only lose 2-0. The third goal was the nail in the coffin.
"We created chances but we made it too open a game. You have to work on players minds. We have big games coming up, so no time to sulk, no time to feel sorry for yourself. We have to come together.
"These players have to come too far to give up. I have seen their development through the years. They stick together, look after each other. Today they weren't good enough."
