Klopp put a stop to Conte, wanted to insult him like he did Tuchel, the situation became tense

This Sunday Liverpool visited Tottenham in Matchday 15 of the English Premier League. In this match Mohamed Salah stood out with a great performance, scoring the winning brace. Without a doubt, it was oxygen for Jürgen Klopp and company, as they were not living their best moment in the Premier League:

"At the end you see his last years of his career and many can say he is one of the best scorers they have ever seen. Because his numbers really are spectacular. Tonight, what I was most worried about, he did it, he scored two goals and then played like a real team player. I'm not surprised about that, the most important thing is that he is aware of his level. First he was busy defending and then he was busy doing the rest. I'm very happy for him, a great performance and he showed a great attitude tonight".

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Liverpool came into the game on the back of two consecutive Premier League defeats. Undoubtedly, the win against Tottenham can help their morale. In the English League, this team is in eighth position with 5 wins, 4 draws and 4 defeats, with a total of 19 points. In the UEFA Champions League, they came second in Group A in the group stage.

After the match, the German coach spoke at a press conference and said the following: "People who have followed us a bit longer know that even in our best spells, if you want to win an away game this is a completely normal way to do it. I'm really happy about it tonight. Yeah. It was not my plan actually, I didn't want to do it but I got carried away and I thought the people deserved a little bit [after] tough times".

<strong>Klopp checked Conte</strong>

It was in the second half of the match that Tottenham manager Antonio Conte lunged at one of Klopp's assistants to snatch a ball from him. At the time, the Liverpool manager did not face the Italian, but waved his hands at him to calm down, which he did.