Kobbie Mainoo makes apology in his post-match interview for what he did during Man Utd vs Liverpool

Kobbie Mainoo made an apology in his post-match interview for what he did during Manchester United's draw against Liverpool.

Man United and Liverpool played out a thrilling 2-2 draw at Old Trafford as the points were shared.

Bruno Fernandes, who scored from inside the centre circle, cancelled out Luis Diaz's opener before Mainoo netted a spectacular goal to put his side ahead. Mohamed Salah levelled proceedings from the spot, breaking three records in the process.

As for the teenage sensation, he made a darting run inside the box and was fed the ball by Aaron Wan-Bissaka, with the player swivelling before curling home a terrific strike into the back of the net.

In doing so, Mainoo brought up his first professional goal at Old Trafford, having struck on the road against Newport County and Wolves.

Naturally, it was a huge moment in his career as he wheeled away in celebration.

But, speaking after the game, the 18-year-old was unnecessarily apologetic for his celebration.

"Yeah, it felt good so got ahead of myself. Sorry," he told Sky Sports.

Mainoo added: "Unbelievable feeling, first professional goal at Old Trafford and to do it in this fixture is also amazing. At the end of the day, we don’t walk away with the three points so I can’t be too happy."

On the result, the star midfielder said: "Disappointed [with only a point], to be honest, because I feel like second half we performed really well. We picked it up and the lads worked really, really hard. It was minor mistakes that in the end were major. Need ironing out and we can win the game."

"We don't walk away with three points so I can't be too happy"

Kobbie Mainoo says Manchester United feel disappointed with just a point against Liverpool 🔻🔊 pic.twitter.com/YsAA2aJeDv

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Mainoo has now scored three goals this season, including two strikes in the Premier League.

He continues to enjoy a sensational breakout campaign, enhancing his budding reputation with every performance.

The point against Liverpool, meanwhile, leaves the Red Devils in sixth place, with 49 points on the board.

Mainoo is set to return to action when his side travel to Bournemouth next Saturday.