Klopp expects punishment after referee rant, denies lying
By Reuters
03 May 2023 |
8:58 am
Liverpool boss says situation shouldn't have happened after losing his cool in dramatic finale as Liverpool conceded equaliser in injury time before snatching late winner.
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