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Liverpool fans have criticized their German team coach, Jürgen Klopp, for including Egyptian Mohamed Salah in the “Reds” game against Metjeland in the final phase of the Champions League group stage.
Liverpool fans launched a scathing attack on Klopp on social media, for adoption at the Metieland match, in a strong team that included Salah, Brazilian Fabinho, Portuguese Diogo Jota and Englishman Alexander Arnold.
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Angry fans believe that Klopp should have rested the aforementioned players, given that the match is a foregone conclusion, after his team guaranteed qualification for the price of the Champions League final, even before the match against Metjiland. .
And what most provoked the ire of the fans, is that Klopp chose a strong squad to face Maitieland, despite the fact that Liverpool suffer several injuries in their ranks, and other players suffer from fatigue due to the accumulation of matches and the season high due to the repercussions of the spread of the Corona virus.
Here are some tweets from angry Klopp Liverpool fans:
@benjaminlfc
It is an absolute crime for Klopp to complain about crowded matches and so forth, why are Salah, Fabinho and Jota participating in a meaningless match?
SHIVAM @
Why do you involve Salah, Jota and Fabinho in a worthless match? Klopp doesn’t cry when Salah or Fabinho are injured.
@ Thejanitor14
There is no logical reason to include Salah, Fabinho or Alexander Arnold from the start of the match, the team is about to play three matches in a week in English Premier League competition, and then there is a tight schedule at Christmas.
shivam99
Why risk Salah, Fabinho and Jota in a meaningless match? I understand Alexander Arnold and Naby Keita getting back into shape.
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Liverpool Metjilland’s match ended in a 1-1 draw, and Salah ensured that his team scored the only goal.
It should be noted that Klopp previously criticized Premier League football officials, accusing them of “ignoring the health of players” due to the substitutions law, after the league refused to allow clubs to adopt the five-year law. substitutions instead of three.
Source: dailymail
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