Your views on Liverpool v Sheffield United

We asked for your thoughts on Thursday's Premier League game between Liverpool and Sheffield United.

Here are some of your responses:

Liverpool fans

Manicred: Far too pedestrian for the first 75 minutes of the match. Liverpool's class told in the end, but the worrying thing is how many chances we need to create to score a goal.

Bobby: We made that game hard work. Thanks to Mac Allister the team spirit lifted. Roll on Manchester United on Sunday. This game is more important than the FA Cup loss.

Karen: Another win, but again, made hard work of it. So much possession, but too many wasted opportunities. We must pad out the goal difference because it would be catastrophic to lose the title on goal difference.

Leonard: What a goal from Mac Allister! What a player! Liverpool still have a knack of playing below their best and still coming out on top. Fair play to Sheffield United. They put it up to them, but in the end Liverpool had the firepower to get over the line. If that firepower is more clinical (than they were in FA Cup) against Man Utd on Sunday then we should win.

Andy: I would like to see Endo and Elliott starting at Old Trafford. After a brilliant start to the season, sadly Szoboszlai has run out of energy while Elliott is a Duracell bunny. Endo is the signing of the season. He gives us real solidity in front of the back four.

Sheffield United fans

Alan: A splendid effort. If we had played with as much effort and spirit all season we would be nowhere near the bottom. With the score 1-1, Liverpool and their supporters were beginning to panic a little. They were definitely expecting an easier victory. A good night and proud to be a Blade. Let's hope for the same effort against Chelsea on Sunday.

Hayley: I think the second half looked positive from the Blades. Best we have played in a long time. We took the game to Liverpool for 75 minutes to the point Klopp has to make the changes he did. If he would have stayed with the full 11, we may have got something out of it. I think Macca and Diaz ran their socks off and created the chances.

Gerry: Thought they played with a lot of grit and determination, but failed to keep hold of the ball. It was a good show from Blades.

Matt: We defended really well and looked dangerous on the break, only to be outdone with a worldie strike. If we had fought so hard the rest of the season we wouldn't be in the mess we are.