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LONDON (Reuters) – Manchester City defender Kyle Walker provoked a mad frenzy over Liverpool's draw in Leicester on the 24th round of the English Premier League.
The City lost 2-1 to Newcastle, but Liverpool did not invest in the second prize to advance to 7 points, and drew a draw against the city of Leicester City to bring it back to 5 points.
"I've never celebrated when a team loses points or loses a match," said Walker coach Jurgen Klopp.
"I thought that they would increase the lead to seven points," he said referring to Liverpool.
However, Walker removed the tweet so as not to cause further confusion.
"I do not care about social media, player bloggers, what they post on their accounts, they can not be controlled, the motivation is to win games and it's not to tweet, "said Spanish coach Pep Guardiola.
Manchester City will host Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League on Sunday at the 25th day of the Premier League, while Liverpool will be at West Ham United on Monday.
Source: Twitter
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