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Mohamed Salah and Juergen Klopp noisy on the edge of the field when Liverpool oppose West Ham United. Here’s the chronology.
Liverpool visited West Ham at London Stadium, London, Saturday (27/4/2024), in continuation Premier League. The Reds were held to a 2-2 draw.
Liverpool fell behind through Jarron Bowen’s goal in the 43rd minute, but were able to take the lead through Andy Robertson’s goal at the start of the second half and Alphonse Areola’s own goal in the 58th minute.
The hosts then equalized the score again. Michail Antonio broke through Liverpool’s goal in the 77th minute. In the draw, Klopp then played Salah and Nunez.
After being substituted, Salah and Nunez were introduced in the 78th minute, along with Joe Gomez. However, there are moments Mohamed Salah and Juergen Klopp storm on the edge of the field.
Who knows what was discussed, Salah looked annoyed with his manager. The Egyptian player pointed at Klopp and was separated by Nunez.
There is other footage circulating, showing the beginning of the commotion. Apparently, Salah didn’t want to shake Klopp’s hand when he was about to enter the field.
Another angle shows that the situation may have started due to Salah avoiding shaking hands with Klopp.
Not a good look this, the post match reaction from Salah also not good.
Thoughts, Reds? #LFC pic.twitter.com/cLunBAZyC0
— Anything Liverpool (@AnythingLFC_) April 27, 2024
Klopp reached out his hand towards his flagship striker, but was not greeted. Salah then stepped forward a little, and only then shook his manager’s hand looking indifferent.
Only then did it become visible Juergen Klopp question something. Mohamed Salah then replied, and only then was seen starting the debate on the side of the field.
Salah himself was unable to save Liverpool in that match. Liverpool were still held to a 2-2 draw by West Ham United.
The results were impressive Liverpool stuck in third place in the Premier League standings with 75 points from 35 matches, below Arsenal (77 points/34 games) and Manchester City (76 points/33 games). Liverpool’s chances of winning are getting slimmer.
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