Video Footage of Peter Drury Expressing Shock at Liverpool's Humiliation of Manchester United

• The dust will not settle anytime soon after the incredible events that unfolded at Anfield on Sunday
• Liverpool gave their arch-rivals Manchester United seven of the best in one a most unexpected result
• Legendary commentator Peter Drury also gave his take on what transpired before the world's eyes

The football world is still trying to make sense of what happened between Liverpool and Manchester United on Sunday.

7-0; seven, nil. That is what the Reds subjected the Red Devils to in the unforgettable Premier League encounter, the joint-worst defeat of the latter in their history.

Legendary commentator, Peter Drury, who many across the African continent no longer get to hear over the airwaves commentating on the world's most popular league, had a chat with renowned broadcaster, Robert Marawa on 947, giving his astonished take.

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Drury commented:

"It’s a bit of a freak result. That is not to diminish what Liverpool did. For 40 minutes, it was a pretty even game. The thing that would alarm United fans was the lack of shape and discipline when they conceded a couple of goals and things weren’t going their way. They are only humans and they had a bad day individually and collectively."

The commentator also mentioned how Liverpool's Championship League prospects were alive once again.

"Some are saying it’s a glimpse into the Liverpool future. With Sadio Mane gone and Roberto Firmino leaving, there is an evolution happening and maybe this is the start of the next era for them."

Fernandes explains substitution accusations

Sports Brief also reported on Man United skipper, Bruno Fernandes deying asking for substitution during his side's demolition at Anfield.

One of the most bizarre things from the match happened deep in the second half when he appeared to ask to be hooked off the game.

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According to The Sun, the midfielder was seen gesticulating to his bench as Anthony Elanga prepared to replace Marcus Rashford.

Casemiro berates Bruno

Sports Brief previously reported on Casemiro tearing into Fernandes despite having won the Carabao Cup moments earlier.

The Brazilian scored the first goal as the Red Devils finally ended their six-year trophy drought at the expense of Newcastle.

Immediately after the final whistle, Casemiro appeared to confront Fernandes, likely about a missed opportunity in the match.