Gary Neville refuses to answer Jamie Carragher's pressing question after clashing on 'Comms Cam' during Man Utd vs Liverpool

Gary Neville refused to answer Jamie Carragher's pressing question on commentary during Manchester United vs. Liverpool.

Liverpool made light work of Man United as Arne Slot's side ran out 3-0 winners at Old Trafford on Sunday.

Luis Diaz scored a brace while Mohamed Salah added a third in the second-half.

Liverpool's midfield of Ryan Gravenberch, Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai impressed as they got the better of their counterparts, with Casemiro once again coming under fire for his showing in the middle of the park.

And during commentary, Carragher brought up Neville's claim that Man United have a better midfield than Liverpool.

But the former Red Devils captain refused to answer his fellow Sky Sports colleague in an awkward exchange, which was captured via 'Comms Cam'.

When making their Premier League 2024/25 predictions, Neville backed Man United to finish above Liverpool and said his old side boast a superior midfield.

Asked by Dave Jones which areas of Erik ten Hag's team were superior to Liverpool’s, the 49-year-old replied: "Ermmm, I wouldn’t say they were superior in respects of a particular area. I think Liverpool have got a better team than Manchester United. Liverpool have got far better forwards, that is the thing that they do have.

"I think in midfield, if I look at Manchester United’s midfield players, if you add equal coaches - and we don’t know what Erik ten Hag and Arne Slot are going to match up like - I do think Liverpool, with [Wataru] Endo, [Dominik] Szoboszlai and [Alexis] Mac Allister, they’ve done unbelievably well to get the performance levels out of those three that they have with Jurgen Klopp.

"I really do question [whether] that midfield three is going to stand up throughout the season. If it does again, I’ll take my hat off to them, ‘well done, unbelievable, you’ve proven me wrong’. I think Manchester United have got more in midfield, more depth, good players in there..."