Liverpool supervisor Jurgen Klopp has been charged by the Football Association following his sending-off throughout his aspect’s 1-0 win against Manchester City.
Klopp was dismissed after berating a referee’s assistant when a foul was not given for a problem on Mohamed Salah.
The incident got here on a weekend the place Merseyside Youth League games were postponed amid ongoing points with referee abuse.
Klopp apologised for his response in his post-match feedback.
“Something snapped in that state of affairs, I’m not pleased with that. I deserved a red card, and the best way I appeared on this second shouldn’t be proper,” the German admitted.
Klopp has been charged with a breach of FA rule E3, which covers “feedback that are improper, which carry the sport into disrepute, that are threatening, abusive, indecent or insulting”.
The 55-year-old has till Friday to answer the cost and might be allowed to take his place within the dugout for Liverpool’s house sport against West Ham on Wednesday.
Following the win over City, Klopp stated he went to see to referee Anthony Taylor and “spoke fully calmly” about how he felt the match unfolded.
He added: “The entire sport led to that a bit of bit. It was a really, very intense sport with plenty of selections we did not perceive on either side.
“This for me was just like the one drop that made the bucket overflow. I’m not proud of my response however that is the best way it was and all people noticed it.”
