After the win, what did the manager of Liverpool say about Chelsea's penalty?

LONDON (Reuters) – The reaction of the England Super Cup, which beat Chelsea on penalties against Chelsea, continues to make headlines in sports news. The British media recently reported on the news of the match.

Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp reportedly said he was not satisfied with the decision of Stephanie Frappart, the first woman to win a major match in Europe.

Frappart smashed Chelsea in the first half. Chelsea midfielder Jorginho scored the second goal of the Blues (2-2) in their match against Liverpool.

Although Klopp did not agree with Spanish goaltender Adrian's decision on the award of the penalty, he expressed the opinion that the referee team had a great evening.

"I told him (Frappart) that the penalty did not satisfy me, because I still do not know if it's ok, but it's not important anymore," said Klopp on the website. Liverpool.

"They were under pressure at this historic moment, the match was tough and important too … I could only show more respect, to be honest, the players' performance was really good."

Before the penalty shootout, Chelsea opened the scoring with French striker Olivier Giroud (36). Liverpool equalized early in the second half with Senegal's Sadio Mane.

In the 95th minute, the same player added the second goal for Liverpool, then Chelsea equalized by the Italian Jorginho (penalty of 101).

Liverpool won the European Super Cup for the fourth time in their history after beating Chelsea on penalties after the match with two goals apiece.

It will be the first time this match between two English teams after the victory of Liverpool in the Champions League last season and Chelsea, champion of Europe (Europa League).