Alex Ferguson labelled Manchester United's 2-1 FA Cup defeat by Liverpool as "sickening" after the champions dominated the tie before being sunk by a late Dirk Kuyt goal. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2012/jan/30ferguson.jpg" border="5" /> Alex Ferguson Kuyt's dramatic 88th-minute winner dumped record 11-times winners United out of the FA Cup and left Liverpool and manager Kenny Dalglish one step closer to a repeat of their 2001 League Cup and FA Cup double. The fourth-round tie was the first time the bitter rivals had met since Liverpool striker Luis Suarez was hit with an eight-game ban for racially abusing United's France defender Patrice Evra in a league game on October 15. But the tie appeared to pass off without major incident after Dalglish and United counterpart Ferguson appealed for calm in the build-up to the game. "The players showed great respect for each other," said Ferguson afterwards. "There was not a bad tackle in the game. It was played in a good spirit. We are pleased with that. To lose is a real sickening blow. We dominated the game in terms of possession. We did very well in that respect. But to lose the game is hard to believe."

Alex Ferguson labelled Manchester United's 2-1 FA Cup defeat by Liverpool as "sickening" after the champions dominated the tie before being sunk by a late Dirk Kuyt goal.  

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