On Monday, following the defeat against Southampton (0-1) in the Premier League, Liverpool coach Jürgen Klopp complained about the excessive number of penalties awarded to his runner-up, Manchester United (see yesterday’s news at 12:23). Present at a press conference on Tuesday, the coach of the Red Devils, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, did not fail to respond to his counterpart.
“I don’t know how many penalties they got. I don’t count how many they got. If they want to spend time worrying about when you’re fouled in the box, I ‘have other things to do, “tackled the Norwegian while admitting that this kind of talk can have an influence on the referees.
“I don’t understand why the other managers say that. But in any case it works since last year, during the FA Cup semi-final, after Frank Lampard said that, we should have had a penalty that ‘was not whistled. So in a way they managed to influence the referees, “regretted the Mancunian technician.
