Milner saw his second half spot-kick superbly saved by Forster, who plunged to his right to keep out the Liverpool defender's strike. Forster spoke to Milner before the penalty, possibly in a bid to play mind games with his former Newcastle team-mate. Liverpool moved above Manchester City into third place, but fifth-placed Manchester United remain in with a chance of catching them. We have to win our remaining two games and see if it's good enough," Milner said. Liverpool boss Klopp insisted Milner shouldn't be singled out for blame because his side had squandered other chances to score.

Source: Standard Digital May 07, 2017 15:56 UTC