During an appearance in Sky Sports commentary, a former official named Dean expressed his assumption that it may have been a penalty and referred to Doku as “very, very fortunate.”
Klopp, on the other hand, appeared to acknowledge Dean’s work with the broadcaster in a mocking manner and made a suggestion that he might find a way to avoid awarding it.
Within the context of his post-match interview with Sky Sports, the manager of Liverpool argued that it was “100 percent” a foul and that Doku ought to have been booked for his actions.
Then, Klopp made a remark, saying, “You’ll find folks… I have a feeling that you hired Mike Dean; is he currently employed by Sky? The appointment is fantastic, by the way, and congratulations are in order.
“He, together with the others, will discover something useful. Anyone who plays football anywhere in the world will be subject to this punishment. If you do not believe that it is one, then you probably are not a fan of football.
The apparent jab that he took at Dean was met with applause from Liverpool supporters on social media, with one of them stating, “Shots fired.”
According to the comments of another individual, Klopp’s I Don’t Give A F*** Farewell Tour is an infinite source of entertainment.
“Mike Dean is just two-footing here for the simple reason that he is able to.”
According to the third individual, “This has completely killed me.” “Klopp is showing his true colors to Mike Dean.”
Another individual said, “Klopp firing shots at Mike Dean as well, I thought I couldn’t love the guy any more than I already did.”
The joke that Daniel Sturridge, a former player for Liverpool, told about his blazer caused everyone in the Sky Sports studio to burst out laughing.
John Stones scored a goal from close range after Kevin De Bruyne produced a fantastic corner kick from the right side to him at Anfield. This gave City the lead.
Mac Allister scored a penalty kick for Liverpool after Ederson committed a foul on Darwin Nunez, who was substituted due to an injury he sustained in the incident. This allowed Liverpool to equalize the score.
The pleas for the penalty came well into stoppage time, and the Reds were unable to effectively capitalize on the corner that was awarded as a result.
With City behind in third place by one point, Klopp’s team is tied with Arsenal at the top of the rankings, although the difference between the two teams is merely the difference in goals scored.
