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Published 19:43 2 May 2022 BST
Updated 19:49 2 May 2022 BST

Speaking on Monday Night Football, Carragher drew comparisons about Ten Hag's job to that of Klopp's when he first joined Liverpool back in 2015.
At the time of his appointment, the German was faced with performing major surgery on his first team and has since transformed the Reds into one of the best teams in the world and regularly challenging for major domestic honours on several fronts.
And the former Liverpool defender believes that there are similarities.
"I think it's very similar," he said. "
And I think it was possibly a harder job, for Jurgen Klopp, because of the funds, as I think any Manchester United manager we'll see going forward will get more funds.
"People talk about how long it should take Ten Hag and there's some talk of Manchester City and Liverpool being five years, maybe even 10 years ahead.
"I think that's absolute rubbish, I think any top manager gets a top club back on track within a couple years. That's not saying to win the title or the Champions League, but they get them back on track where they're competing."
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