Jurgen Klopp: Liverpool Moves on from VAR Controversy, Focuses on Brighton Clash
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has stated that the team has put the controversial VAR decision against Tottenham behind them. The match last weekend saw Luis Díaz’s goal disallowed erroneously for offside, as confirmed by PGMOL, resulting in Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat. Klopp suggested a rematch as the ideal resolution.
However, in a news conference after their Europa League triumph over Union SG, Klopp mentioned that he has moved past the incident. “If I gave the impression that I was still dwelling on [Saturday’s] game, we are not,” clarified Klopp. “We have moved on. We are mature individuals and our focus remains undeterred.”
Following the controversy, the Premier League released the audio recording of the conversation among the match officials involved and removed VAR officials Darren England and Dan Cook from the upcoming fixtures. To shed more light on the situation, the league will globally broadcast the next episode of “Match Officials: Mic’d Up.” Led by Michael Owen alongside Howard Webb, the program will analyze recent incidents and might include the contentious calls from the game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Liverpool’s attention now turns to their match against Brighton at the Amex Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
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