Liverpool forward Mohammed Salah, after his touchline spat with Jurgen Klopp, has broken his silence on the incident.
The Reds experienced another frustrating afternoon at the London Stadium, as they relinquished a second-half lead to only secure a single point.
During the latter stages of the match, Mohamed Salah was observed engaging in a heated argument with Jurgen Klopp on the touchline, just before being substituted into the game, as previously reported by Sports Buddy.
Defender Joe Gomez and forward Darwin Nunez intervened to restore calm within the team.
Mohammed Salah’s comments after the game
According to a post by Fabrizio on X, Mo Salah, when asked for interview while he was leaving the Stadium responded, ”If i speak today.. there will be fire”
🚨🔥 Mo Salah when asked for interview while he was leaving the stadium: “If I speak today… there will be fire”, said — via @JamesPearceLFC. pic.twitter.com/gF2iOT9FM7
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) April 27, 2024
Klopp addresses touch-line incident with Mohammed Salah
Liverpool Boss Jurgen Klopp, in his post-match interview, has also addressed the incident, saying it has been resolved
“We spoke about that moment in the dressing room with the lads, it’s done.
Does Mo Salah also consider matter closed and resolves? “Yes, that’s my feeling,” the German manager said.
Implication of result
With this draw, Liverpool find themselves in third place on the league table, with 75 points, two points behind league leaders Arsenal, who have played one game less. They also trail one point behind second-placed Manchester City, who have played two fewer games than the Reds.
With the Premier League gradually coming to a close, hopes of claiming the title become bleaker for the Reds, as they require more than just a 100 percent record to emerge champions. They will be hoping fellow title contenders Arsenal and Manchester City experience major slip to boost their chances.
