Jürgen Klopp turned on the referee, his assistants, the media and even a member of Everton’s press team over the penalty that cost Liverpool victory in the 229th Merseyside derby. The home side dominated at Anfield but departed with only a point against an Everton team that came with only containment and a draw in mind. Rooney seized it, emphatically converting only Everton’s second penalty at Anfield in 80 years, to the obvious fury of Klopp. The ball was worked out to the impressive Joe Gomez, who found Salah on the edge of the penalty area. Mané dragged his effort wide and the second half followed the same pattern with Liverpool in control yet unable to find the comfort of a second goal.

Source: The Guardian December 10, 2017 16:27 UTC