Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp responded to his side's FA Cup defeat by Manchester United by saying "don't worry about us".

The loss to their fierce rivals means Liverpool have now won only one of their past seven games.

The defending champions have also fallen to fourth in the Premier League, six points behind leaders United.

"I saw a lot of steps in the right direction and that's all good," said Klopp.

Liverpool won the Champions League in 2019 and stormed to the Premier League title in 2020, finishing 18 points ahead of second-placed Manchester City and 33 in front of United in third
However, they have gone five games without a win in the league and their only win in the past seven was in the FA Cup against a youthful Aston Villa, whose senior team had been hit by coronavirus.

Liverpool took the lead through Mohammed Salah at Old Trafford, their first goal after two blanks in the Premier League, only for Mason Greenwood and Marcus Rashford to put the hosts in front.

Salah drew Liverpool level before substitute Bruno Fernandes won it for United with a powerful free-kick.

"It's not what we wanted, so it's frustrating," said Klopp. "We weren't on our absolute top [level], but we made a lot of steps in the right direction.

"You don't have to worry about us, as a group we are really together."