Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo was left disappointed after their 2-2 draw with Liverpool.

Mainoo struck a wonder goal to put United 2-1 ahead, but Mohamed Salah converted a late penalty for the visitors.

He later said: "Disappointed to be honest. I think we performed really well in the second half. The lads made minor mistakes and if we iron them out then we win the game.

"It's an unbelievable feeling to score my first Old Trafford goal and to do it in this fixture was even more special. We didn't get the three points and that's the main thing.

"Mistakes happen in games and they can be detremental. It's tough and it takes it out of you.

"Again, details that we've missed. I have my own jobs in the team but the flick on got to him in space."

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