Former Liverpool Under-23 boss Michael Beale has told Reds fans not to be disheartened following a loss this evening against Manchester United.
The Red Devils edged out Liverpool Under-23s at Anfield, scoring deep into injury time at the end of the game to come out 1-0 winners and leave the Reds disappointed.
Liverpool did have chances to breach the Manchester United backline, but lacked the quality to take the opportunities which came their way.
Beale, who recently left Liverpool to take the job of assistant manager at Brazilian side Sao Paulo, believes the Reds were the better side.
In Florida watching @LFCTV u23 vs MUFC. Just watching the Goals of @harrywilson_ before the kick off #LFC #LFCfamily pic.twitter.com/D8uZ0noTJK
— Michael Beale (@MichaelBeale) January 16, 2017
And Beale says that when a Liverpool side full of young talents take on Plymouth Argyle in the FA Cup on Wednesday night for the first team then the defeat will be put into perspective.
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"Tonight feels horrible as were better team", Beale wrote on Twitter.
"But on Wednesday, when the young boys play in the first team, it will put everything into perspective", he added.
It remains to be seen how many youngsters senior team boss Jurgen Klopp will field in the FA Cup later this week.
