FIFA has just announced VERY SAD NEWS for the Officials and Referees of the match between Liverpool FC l vs Manchester City and this have cost them thier Job

After carefully assessing the match, the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) upheld referee Michael Oliver’s decision on the field, ruling that there was no penalty, resulting in Liverpool settling for a draw.

During commentary on Sky Sports, former referee Dean suggested that the incident might have warranted a penalty, labeling Doku as “very, very fortunate.” However, Klopp responded mockingly to Dean’s commentary, hinting at withholding a prize for his work with the broadcaster.

In his post-game interview with Sky Sports, Klopp argued that Doku should have been booked as it was “100%” a foul. He sarcastically remarked about Dean’s employment with Sky, implying that the appointment was commendable and hinted that both Dean and others would eventually realize it was indeed a penalty, a sentiment echoed by football enthusiasts worldwide.

Liverpool fans on social media applauded Klopp’s apparent dig at Dean, with one fan describing it as “shots fired.” The atmosphere surrounding Klopp’s “Farewell Tour” characterized by his unfiltered demeanor, remains highly entertaining, as illustrated by his exchange with Dean.

Former Liverpool star Daniel Sturridge lightened the mood with a joke about his blazer before departing the Sky Sports studio, leaving everyone in laughter.

The match saw John Stones give Manchester City the lead at Anfield with a close-range goal assisted by Kevin De Bruyne’s precise delivery from a corner.

Ederson’s foul on Darwin Nunez resulted in a penalty for Liverpool, which Mac Allister converted to level the score, though Nunez had to be substituted due to injury sustained in the incident.

Despite the late penalty drama, Liverpool couldn’t capitalize on the ensuing corner as the calls for a penalty came deep into stoppage time.

In the league standings, Klopp’s team is currently tied with Arsenal, albeit trailing by one point due to goal differential, with Manchester City occupying third place.