Jamie Carragher and Rio Ferdinand feud explodes into life again ahead of Man Utd and Liverpool match
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Jamie Carragher and Rio Ferdinand feud explodes into life again ahead of Man Utd and Liverpool match

May 3, 2026
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The ongoing feud between Jamie Carragher and Rio Ferdinand has exploded into life again ahead of Manchester United's showdown with Liverpool at Old Trafford.Two of England's biggest clubs will face off on Sunday with just three points separating them in the table.Ahead of today's big match, Ferdinand couldn't resist a little jibe on social media.The former Red Devils star, who won six Premier League titles at Old Trafford, uploaded an image of him celebrating an old goal against Liverpool with his former teammates.

Jamie Carragher and Rio Ferdinand feud explodes into life again ahead of Man Utd and Liverpool match

TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The picture in question was from a match in September 2004, which United won 2-1 courtesy of a double from Mikael Silvestre.Carragher, responding on X, pointed out that Ferdinand hadn't scored himself in the fixture.And the Liverpool icon also took aim at Ferdinand's media career, with the ex-defender currently focused on his YouTube channel.After Ferdinand uploaded the image saying 'caption this', Carragher responded: “'Have some of that bruv, you Scouse xxxx” probablyNot like you to make sure you were in the picture of someone else’s goal.You now carry on this ritual by hanging around mixed zones bothering star players asking your lackeys to film it!“Have some of that bruv, you Scouse xxxx” probably.Not like you to make sure you were in the picture of someone else’s goal You now carry on this ritual by hanging around mixed zones bothering star players asking your lackeys to film it! https://t.co/h9MQXcMLhK— Jamie Carragher (@Carra23) May 3, 2026 LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Rory McIlroy lands surprise new role alongside wife Erica StollSnooker fan thrown out of World Championship match after protest over 'Epstein Files'EFL club sack manager just 24 hours after end of Championship seasonThe feud between Ferdinand and Carragher first started during their playing days, fuelled by the bitter, historic rivalry between United and Liverpool.While they shared a dressing room for the England national team, the fierce tribalism of English club football meant a genuine friendship never blossomed.However, the animosity has truly escalated since the pair took on high-profile punditry roles.Their contrasting allegiances has frequently led to heated clashes on social media and TV broadcasts.A notable flashpoint occurred over the legacy of Cristiano Ronaldo, where Ferdinand fiercely defended his former teammate against Carragher's harsh criticisms.The tension boiled over again regarding the influx of players moving to the Saudi Pro League; Ferdinand publicly accused Carragher of blatant hypocrisy for his selective outrage, particularly given Steven Gerrard's managerial move there.Last year, Carragher said that AFCON wasn't a major tournament.Ferdinand was furious with those comments, saying: The majority of people out there would say that. I don't think that's right, I think that's an ignorant thought process because the [Africa Cup of Nations] ... If you go to Didier Drogba, Abedi Pele, Samuel Eto'o, Riyad Mahrez, Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mané they will tell you we have to win this.I understand what Jamie is saying but I don't agree with it. But I understand that is the majority's fault and it's not right.Carragher, however, hit back by saying: I didn't say that you clown, stop playing to the gallery like you always do.Meanwhile, United can secure Champions League football with just a point today.But Liverpool enter the clash knowing victory would see them draw level with their fierce rivals on 61 points. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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