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Liverpool coach Juergen Klopp has dismissed accusations that Egyptian international Mohamed Salah deliberately played and "dipped" for a penalty in the match against Arsenal on Saturday during the 20th round of the Premier League English.
"I've been here for three years," Klob told Sky Sports on Monday. "I've read a lot on shots on goal and I've seen a lot, and I think that's not the right decision."
"After the Newcastle meet, Dermot Galgier said the ball was a penalty and the player's arm was present."
"Do you need blood to get a penalty?" I think no, at that time, if you did not touch Salah, he took the next step and paid, you know that It's good, that's all. "
The Greek Socrates Babastopoulos, the defender of Arsenal, has engaged in an argument with Salah between the two halves because of the Egyptian penalty shot in the first period to equalize and the defender has considered incorrect.
"The referee was close to the match and we did not have divers, and this ball was not a dive," he said. "It's the arbitrator who decides."
Liverpool are leading the Premier League with 54 points, seven points ahead of Manchester City before its crucial showdown on Thursday.
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