FIFA has just announced VERY SAD NEWS for the Officials and Referees of the match between Liverpool FC l vs Manchester City and this have cost them thier Job
VAR reviewed the incident but upheld referee Michael Oliver’s on-field verdict of no penalty, with Liverpool settling for a draw.
Former official Dean appeared on Sky Sports commentary and thought it may be a penalty, describing Doku as’very, very fortunate’.
However, Klopp appeared to sarcastically commend his role with the broadcaster and hinted that he would find a way to avoid awarding it.
During his post-match interview with Sky Sports, the Liverpool manager stated that it was ‘100 percent’ a foul and that Doku should have been booked.
Klopp then said, “You’ll discover people… I believe you employed Mike Dean; is he now working for Sky? Congratulations; it is an excellent appointment, by the way.
“He will find something, as will the others. It’s a punishment for everyone in the world who plays football. If you don’t think it’s one, you may not be a football fan.”
Liverpool fans on social media praised his apparent dig at Dean, with one on X stating, “Shots fired.”
“Klopp’s I Don’t Give A F*** Farewell Tour is endlessly entertaining. A second person commented, “Mike Dean casually two-foots here just because he can.”
A third stated, “This completely killed me. Klopp’s sticking it to Mike Dean.”
“Klopp firing shots at Mike Dean too, I thought I couldn’t love the guy anymore than I already did,” he continued.
Former Liverpool player Daniel Sturridge left the Sky Sports studio in stitches with a joke about his blazer.
City seized the lead at Anfield when Kevin De Bruyne sent a superb corner from the right to John Stones, who scored from close range.
Liverpool equalised by a Mac Allister penalty following Ederson’s foul on Darwin Nunez, who was substituted due to injury sustained in the incident.
The penalty cries came deep into stoppage time, and the Reds failed to capitalise on the resulting corner.
Klopp’s side is level with Arsenal at the top of the standings, but only by goal difference, with City behind in third by one point.
