Fans’ thoughts over the tunnel Conflict between Van Dijik and Andre Onana following Man Utd’s Anfield draw with Liverpool

Virgil van Dijk confronted Andre Onana for time wastage in the tunnel after Manchester United frustrated Liverpool.

Andre Onana chose not to stand in reaction to Virgil van Dijk’s taunt in the Anfield tunnel after Liverpool’s goalless draw with Manchester United.

Following the goalless draw, the United goalie and Liverpool captain were being questioned when the incident occurred.

When the incident happened, the United goalkeeper and Liverpool captain were being interviewed following the goalless draw.

The day at Anfield was frustrating for the home team overall.
While at the game, Alex Crook, chief football correspondent for talkSPORT, reported that Van Dijk accused Onana of wasting time. We only played a half-hour game because of you, the Liverpool defender is said to have said.

The goalie for Manchester United smiled back. Van Dijk bemoaned the visitors’ tactics in his post-match interview, expressing his dissatisfaction with the draw.

“You can see how we controlled the majority of the ball and generated some opportunities throughout the game. There was just one team vying for the victory.

It is annoying because, of course, we want to win every game. At times, we shot too easily and had the opportunity to pass on the overlap. The appropriate choice

It is annoying because, of course, we want to win every game. At times, we shot too easily and had the opportunity to pass on the overlap. Sometimes the right choice was not made.

As Liverpool struggles against Man United, Van Dijk seems to chastise Tsimikas after the Liverpool defender nearly fights Man United player Onana’s scathing three-word assessment of Anfield.
Naturally, we continue, but it annoys us because we were better in every way.

“In the end, we are really disappointed with a point, and they are buzzing with a point.”

Van Dijk was a little naive with his comments, according to talkSPORT host Ally McCoist, who told Jeff Stelling on the Breakfast show. It infuriated former United captain Roy Keane.