What Jurgen Klopp spoke to the referee after the suspension of Andy Robertson

Jurgen Klopp revealed his disappointment at the fact that Andy Robertson will miss the first leg of the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals in Liverpool, in suspension.

But the German added that this was happening and that the Reds were confident of being able to manage without the left back.

The Scottish international was held very late against Bayern Munich and seemed upset after the final whistle, despite Liverpool's victory.

Addressing BT Sport after the contest, Klopp was questioned about the booking after being seen slapping at the head of the sideline when the yellow card was brandished.

He said: "This is not cool, but he is still a young boy.I asked the referee after the match and he thought it was irresponsible and little imported.

"Come on, it was at the last minute, nothing happened, he played the whole game with incredible cleanliness, but it happens, so we should not worry about things." like that."

Virgil van Dijk also downplayed Robertson's suspension, adding, "Yes, it happens in the game, but obviously it was a bit unlucky.

"We have to cover it and we will have a lot of quality in the team to do it."

Liverpool will discover his fate in the quarterfinals of the Champions League on Friday.