Luke Littler Mocks Liverpool And Singles Out One Player After Man Utd Win

Luke Littler ruthlessly mocked Liverpool following their defeat to his beloved Manchester United and singled out one player.

Man United fan Littler had a lot to cheer about on Sunday as his team claimed a famous win at Anfield.

Ruben Amorim's side beat Liverpool 2-1 to secure back-to-back league wins for the first time since his appointment last November.

Bryan Mbeumo opened the scoring before Cody Gakpo equalised.

Harry Maguire headed home Man United's winner six minutes from time.

Maguire dedicated the big win to Man United fans, who have had it tough of late following a dismal campaign last season.

Littler watched on as Man United beat their old rivals and he made sure of it on social media.

He posted a series of posts on his Instagram story in the wake of Man United's victory.

Harry Maguire celebrates scoring for Manchester United against Liverpool. Image: Getty

Littler shared the club's post following the final whistle, accompanied with the caption: "Yanited, Yanited, Yanited. Where's the scousers at back under your rock you go.

"Cause we are Man United and we are never going to stop."

The darts star also referenced Frank Ilett, who has gone a year without a haircut after pledging not to have a trim until his team have won five games in a row.

He uploaded a meme, tagging Frank.

In a third post, Littler poked fun at Liverpool star Florian Wirtz, who has struggled to adapt to the Premier League following his £116 million move from Bayer Leverkusen.

The 18-year-old compared Harry Maguire's stats to Wirtz to the tune of Kendrick Lamar's 'Not Like Us' in a final dig.

Luke Littler aimed a ruthless dig at Florian Wirtz following Manchester United's victory over Liverpool. Image: Getty

Ruben Amorim: 'Liverpool win is for our fans'

Amorim secured the biggest win of his Manchester United career following his side's victory at Anfield.

It's the first time he has managed back-to-back league wins as Man United boss.

Speaking after the result, Amorim said the 'special' away win to the Premier League champions should be all about the fans.

"Every day is special [as United boss] but this was a very special win," he told the club's official website. "To see our fans singing during the game, in a moment that the biggest rival are champions, on their field and at their stadium, this win is all about our fans and the spirit of the team because I believe we can play so much better.

"We will analyse the game in the same way we analyse the other ones, try to see the good things and bad things. But, for me, the togetherness they [the players] showed during this game, that is special for me."