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Liverpool set a new club record of 34 shots without scoring in a Premier League game when they drew a blank in their 0-0 draw with Manchester United.<\/strong><\/p>\n Having won 7-0 in this fixture last season, Liverpool were fancied to run riot against United but Erik ten Hag\u2019s side defended resolutely and, despite conceding a whopping 34 shots, ultimately walked away with a share of the spoils.<\/p>\n As noted by\u00a0Opta<\/em>, not since records began in 2003\/04 have\u00a0Liverpool\u00a0ever had so many shots without scoring in a Premier League game.<\/p>\n It was also the most shots any team has managed without scoring since\u00a0United\u2019s famous 38 in their draw with Burnley in October 2016.<\/p>\n After the game, manager Jurgen Klopp admitted he felt Liverpool were more dominant in this game than they had been in last season\u2019s 7-0 win over United.<\/p>\n \u201cI saw a lot of good things, the one thing I don\u2019t like is the result,\u201d he told\u00a0Sky Sports<\/em>. \u201cWe should have scored. We were in a rush in moments but I liked a lot the intensity of the game and the start to the game.<\/p>\n \u201cEveryone saw what we wanted, our counter-pressing was good as a group and we didn\u2019t let them out. I can\u2019t remember such a dominant performance against Man Utd \u2013 even the 7-0.<\/p>\n \u201cNow it\u2019s 0-0 they probably feel slightly better than us. But we take the point and keep going. It was the type of game I expected. If we play like this it is difficult for the opposite team to get out of their own half and the way United defending was clean with a lot of passion.<\/p>\n \u201cWe tried everything and the numbers we created \u2013 in terms of shots \u2013 is crazy. But with that about of shots they should be a few more on target. That was our fault today and we go from here.\u201d<\/p>\n
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