Liverpool fans work out what Dominik Szoboszlai said to teammates after Man Utd fans booed him at Old Trafford

Liverpool fans have worked out the phrase Dominik Szoboszlai uttered after being booed prior to the win over Manchester United.

As expected, Liverpool's players received a hostile reception as they walked out of the tunnel at Old Trafford on Sunday.

But the Reds were not fazed in the slightest and strolled to a comfortable 3-0 win.

Luis Diaz bagged a brace in the first half after two glorious assists from Mo Salah, who then scored his 15th goal in 16 games against the Red Devils in the second half.

And footage has emerged appearing to show just how relaxed Arne Slot's men were about the task at the hand.

In a video doing the rounds, Liverpool were jeered as they jogged out to the turf and Szoboszlai appeared to tell his teammates, "Yeah I love it!" after hearing the boos.

Only just seen this clip from yesterday. Listen to Szoboszlai…

The game was only ever going one way pic.twitter.com/8PpTHea8Py

— The Anfield Talk (@TheAnfieldTalk) September 2, 2024

Old Trafford emptied after the third goal as Liverpool embarrassed their rivals by playing rondos around them without really getting out of first gear.

They could have increased their advantage and Szoboszlai, who assisted Salah's strike, had a perfect opportunity to make it 4-0 in the second half.

The ball dropped to him a few yards out from Andre Onana's goal and it looked like a great chance for him to score his first goal of the season.

But instead of taking a shot, the Hungarian took a touch too many and the chance ended up going begging.

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher was furious with Szoboszlai and labelled him "cocky" and "unprofessional"

On commentary for Sky Sports, Carragher said: "What is he doing? Is he trying to be cocky?

“If United get one back the crowd gets up, we saw yesterday what happened to Everton. That’s ridiculous that from Szoboszlai. That’s just ridiculous, it’s unprofessional."

Hungary captain Szoboszlai will be in action in the international break with his country taking on Germany and Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Liverpool return with a visit of Nottingham Forest on Saturday 14 September.