Jurgen Klopp has spoken out for the first time regarding the decision by the video assistant referee (VAR) not to grant Liverpool a penalty.

During the course of the match, a Belgian player found himself in an unforeseen situation when his boot accidentally made contact with his opponent’s chest in the opposing team’s penalty area, occurring during the second half of the game.

A German commentator, sharing his insights during an interview with Sky Sports, emphasized the apparent clarity of the incident, deeming it a clear penalty for those versed in football. He elaborated by highlighting that had the ball not been present, the player’s foot would have indeed struck the opponent, thus asserting the decisive nature of the foot action.

Despite expectations for intervention or a closer examination by the on-field referee through the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system, no such action was taken upon reviewing the incident.

Jurgen Klopp, known for his astute observations, provided an accurate assessment of Doku’s challenge on Mac Allister. Meanwhile, efforts by the Sky Sports team to justify the decision left many astonished.

In all honesty, the consensus emerged that the incident did indeed warrant a penalty. The sentiment remained that if the roles were reversed, the outcome would have been the same.

Klopp’s response to what appeared to be a blatant injustice against his team showcased remarkable composure.

Looking forward, the team finds itself in the second position on the table, trailing behind Arsenal solely on goal difference. With plenty of the season remaining, there remains ample opportunity to compete for the coveted title.