Following Liverpool’s win against Union SG in the Europa League, manager Jurgen Klopp declared that his team was “over” their sad Premier League loss to Tottenham Hotspur.
Following a few days of unparalleled VAR drama, in which a perfectly good goal for Luis Diaz at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was overturned for offside, the Reds welcomed their Belgian opponents to Anfield.
The PGMOL acknowledged a serious human error before publishing the audio tape of that match, which also resulted in red cards for Curtis Jones and Diogo Jota. Additionally, Klopp stated that a replay would be the best option.
The Merseyside giants, though, had the ideal reaction to their North London horror in the middle of the week, staying faultless inDiogo is that as well, which is fantastic, and Joel could have played tonight since he is also over it. It’s all good now. We are not youngsters or anything else. We simply had a few questions to address, which we did, and that was all.The door could open for Gravenberch to establish himself in the Premier League with Jones now serving a three-match domestic suspension with Jota, and Klopp acknowledged that the Dutchman was brought out before the finish to avoid risking any physical hiccups.
We wanted to give him 90 since we believed he would be able to play 90, but when we noticed that he had fallen a bit, we decided against it because we didn’t want to take any chances.It’s crucial that he is enjoying himself and the environment, and it’s fascinating to watch as he gradually regains all of his confidence. He is in the middle of the group and matches the squad’s age group pretty well, which is excellent. That can only be good.
With a Sunday away match against Brighton & Hove Albion, Liverpool will resume Premier League play with a two-point advantage over Toulouse at the top of Group E of the Europa League.
