Sadio Mane angry when Liverpool Slaughter Palace, Klopp: Humane: Okezone the ball

12/20/2020 Indonesia



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LONDON – Sadio Mane was angry that he did not play fully when Liverpool massacred Crystal Palace 7-0 in Week 14 of the 2020-2021 Premier League. Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp did not worry about the anger of one of his key players.

Klopp considered Mane’s anger human because he wanted to play longer on the field. However, Klopp preferred to replace Mane with Mohamed Salah in the 57th minute to maintain the form of the Senegalese player.

Sadio Mane vs Palace (Photo: Reuters)

Mane may be angry because he feels like he can score more goals against Palace. Mane got his name on the sheet in the 35th minute and nearly got his second just before being drawn.

As he sat down on the bench, Mane’s expression looked annoyed. Still, Klopp didn’t put him in trouble because he judged the Senegalese player for letting his feelings out.

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“Sadio (Mane) is not happy because he didn’t stay on the field anymore. The guys did what I told them, but they were human and they reacted to things in a certain way. Sadio is fine, “Klopp said, citing BT Sport, Sunday (12/20/2020).

In addition to Mane’s anger, Liverpool’s home appearance against the Palace, Sellhurst Park, on Saturday 19 December 2020 is also worth discussing. Because the Reds, Liverpool’s nickname, look very extraordinary from the first minute.

Liverpool started the game convincingly. Three minutes into the first half, Takumi Minamino scored Liverpool’s first goal with a shot from inside the penalty area. The Reds were able to increase their lead before the break with goals from Mane (35 ‘) and Roberto Firmino (44’).

The course of the game in the second half was not very different from that of the first 45 minutes. Liverpool often create dangerous opportunities in the Palace defense, who actually need a goal to reduce position.

Jurgen Klopp (Photo: Reuters)

Palacio’s goal was finally broken again in the 52nd minute. Henderson got his name on the score sheet after a shot from outside the penalty area beat Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita. After Henderson, Firmino scored his second goal in the 68th minute.

When the game was in the 80th minute, Mohamed Salah, who started the game from the bench, scored two goals in the 81st and 84th minutes. Salah’s goals ensured Liverpool a seven-goal game at home against Palace.

Three additional points ensure Liverpool is firmly at the top of the standings with a collection of 31 points. Liverpool will remain in first position despite Tottenham Hotspur winning the other match.

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