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Posted on November 29, 2018 at 00H18
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If he conceded that Liverpool had not "played well enough" to win on Paris Saint-Germain, Jürgen Klopp did not like the behavior of Neymar and Marco Verratti either.
Jürgen Klopp was bitter. After Liverpool's defeat at Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday night in the Champions League, the German coach went on to arbitrate: "Marco Verratti should have been sent off for his fault, did not he?" he confided after the meeting. I was very close to the field, I saw it well, it could have been another color than the yellow ". The Italian midfielder has indeed made a big footing on Joe Gomez, in the first half, and this earned him a warning from Mr Marciniak, the referee of the game.
Klopp: "Sometimes you fall for a yellow card and after you run like never"
Beyond this fact, the former Borussia Dortmund coach did not like Neymar's behavior either, as he implied. "When we see the number of yellows we had, we might think we're butchers," he said. Neymar was very strong […]. Sometimes you fall for a yellow card and after you run like never, it's not really a high level athlete's behavior ". The Reds have received six warnings.
"They were pbadionate about their game"
Despite this, Klopp also conceded Parisian superiority. "We lost because we did not play well enough," he said. The match was intense, PSG aligned a very good team and adapted at the end when we attacked the spaces. The Parisians won the match, they were pbadionate in their game ". Here, the leader of the Mersey club is probably referring to the Paris hinge, Thiago Silva and Marquinhos have not stopped congratulating each other in their interventions.
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