Jurgen Klopp Fumes On Touchline After Foul Is Given Against Liverpool
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Jurgen Klopp was left furious with Kevin Friend after a foul was given against Liverpool during their draw with West Brom.
Just after the hour mark, Klopp exploded on the touchline as he launched a scathing rant towards the match referee.
The Liverpool boss wasn't pleased with his decision to blow for a foul following Rhys Williams' challenge in the second half.
He cut an animated figure with Friend marching over to the technical area to brandish him a yellow card for his angry protestation.
This clown gets away with murder #LIVWBA #Klopp yellow card for the clown pic.twitter.com/bljpRq8sBm
- mylittledoggie (@mywifeboobs) December 27, 2020
Jurgen Klopp is FUMING with the referee after a foul is given against Liverpool :rage:
He was shown a yellow card for his complaints :eyes:#LIVWBA pic.twitter.com/AHenjJtqkT
- Goal (@goal) December 27, 2020
Friend booking Klopp got fans talking online.
Klopp given yellow card. pic.twitter.com/Lob4HEAOYT
- Paradise Lane TIER 3 (@ParadiseLane9) December 27, 2020
Wow. Klopp actually got a yellow card for his disgraceful behaviour on the sideline. Never thought I'd see the day he actually got a warning for it.
- Keith Russell (@Keith_Russell) December 27, 2020
Jurgen Klopp has just gone absolutely mental on the touchline and received a yellow card.
It's about time the Officials had some consistency.
- C A R E F R E E (@CarefreeEdition) December 27, 2020
Liverpool and West Brom played out a 1-1 draw at Anfield with Semi Ajayi rescuing a point for the visitors.
He headed home in the 82nd minute to secure Sam Allardyce's first point since taking charge.
Sadio Mane had opened the scoring with an early strike in the first half.
The defending champions remain at the top of the table with 32 points on the board, three points ahead of cross-town rivals Everton
West Brom, meanwhile, move to eight points, five points off Burnley who are above the relegation zone.
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