Manchester United fans were quick to mock Jamie Carragher after Liverpool’s loss to Bournemouth.
The Reds succumbed to defeat in disappointing fashion against the south coast side, who were bottom of the Premier League before Saturday’s kick-off.
Philip Billing scored the only goal of the match as Mohamed Salah blasted a penalty wide in what was a contrasting display from their performance against United last week.
The Red Devils were thrashed 7-0, with Carragher revelling in colleague Gary Neville’s misery as he made a number of jokes on air and on social media.
And while working for CBS Sports for their Champions League coverage midweek, the ex-Liverpool star was spotted drinking a can of 7UP, making another reference to United’s gruelling defeat.
But after failing to score against Bournemouth, United fans hit back at the 45-year-old – with cans of Coke Zero.
One fan tweeted: “Have a Coke Zero, you’ll feel better.”
Another posted: “From being a 7up to a Coke Zero in 7 days……. The shame!”
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A third added: “From 7up to Coke Zero: Liverpool FC season review 2022/23.”
While this fan said: “Need Neville to come into MNF with a can of Coke Zero.”
“Liverpool fans went from 7-up memes to Coke Zero memes in six days,” a fifth wrote.
With United set to play against struggling Southampton, they have every chance of extending their lead over Liverpool to ten points – exactly where they were before being beaten 7-0.
And the defeat is also a huge blow for the Reds in their hunt for a top four spot amid a dismal campaign for Jurgen Klopp.
They face a trip to the Bernabeu to take on Real Madrid next week where they must try overturn a three-goal deficit in the Champions League.
Liverpool lost 5-2 to the European champions in astounding fashion after a jaw-dropping collapse in the second half.
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