Ashley Young emptied his pockets on Saturday evening and out came a set of keys, his wallet and a Liverpool player going by the name of Mohamed Salah.
Coming into the tie at Old Trafford, plenty would have tipped Salah to continue his hot streak and produce a dominant performance against Manchester United.
Young, on the other hand, had different ideas.
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The 32-year-old kept 'The Egyptian King' quiet all afternoon, restricting him to a few chances throughout.
United extended their lead over Liverpool by five points following the 2-1 victory at Old Trafford after the local lad Marcus Rashford bagged a first-half brace to secure all three points.
It was an important win for Jose Mourinho's men and plenty have discussed a series of key talking points in the game - including Ashley Young's defensive performance.
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Two days after the win, Young has once again taken the p*ss by taunting Salah on Instagram.
Young captioned the above picture: "Stop asking me! He's not in my pocket, I swear he's not." referencing the classic quote about him pocketing Salah.
Here's how Twitter reacted to the comment:
Thoughts on Ashley Young's display on Saturday afternoon?
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