Klopp keeps getting into trouble; now he's being accused of this sensitive issue

One of the most historic duels in the Premier League as Liverpool vs Manchester City has to be carried out with all the respect possible off the pitch, a situation that seems not to have been carried out at all as some of the statements made by the Liverpool manager before the game allegedly caused a deep anger of the Cityzens, hindering Jürgen Klopp that healthy competition that is supposed to happen in every match.

According to The Times, they reported on what happened after the German manager's dense comments, with the victory being overshadowed by a section of the Merseyside crowd chanting about the Hillsborough disaster decades ago, while Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was pelted with coins thrown from the stands.

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The misguided reality between the two teams meant that once the match was over and the Cityzen team decided to leave for home, they were affected by a mob of fans who damaged the windscreen of the vehicle carrying the entire away team by throwing objects at them. It was also reported that there were acts of vandalism outside the Liverpool stadium, with graffiti found on the esplanade.

All these situations that took place before, during and after the match, are to some extent attributed to the Reds manager, as the words of the striker towards the reigning Premier League champions angered a whole fan base, because although Klopp was in charge of praising City and their great football, at the same time he made reference to the excessive spending that is not punished by any authority in the Premier League or by UEFA.

<strong>Klopp accused of inciting Manchester City fans</strong>

Although the Reds boss's words were not serious in that he was only expressing what many in European football know, it was the perfect pretext for the pseudo-fans of both teams to go on a rampage and cause the damage that tainted the spectacle at Anfield, hiding their hand and pointing the finger at Klopp for allegedly starting the tension between the two sides.