David de Gea has described Manchester United’s 7-0 loss to Liverpool as “disastrous” and has told his teammates that they all have a “responsibility to represent the badge”.
Sunday will go down as a dark day in United’s history after an abysmal second-half showing led to their worst-ever defeat to Liverpool and their biggest loss in 92 years. Going into the match, United had lost just once in their previous 12 league games and were classed by some as favourites for the win.
But after a combative first half ended with a 1-0 deficit, six goals after half-time left Erik ten Hag branding the display from his players as "unprofessional". De Gea became the goalkeeper to keep the most clean sheets in United’s history in last weekend’s 2-0 Carabao Cup final win at Wembley.
