Arne slot: Liverpool Boss handed the ban on a two -game touches after a red card in the Drama Merseyside Derby with Everton | Football news
Slot Liverpool Arne was handed a ban on a two -game touch line plus a fine of £ 70,000 after his red card at the end of the Merseyside derby earlier this month.
The ban means that on Wednesday night, he will be absent from the touch line to play Liverpool with Newcastle Plus their next Premier League game at home in Southampton on March 8th. Liverpool was informed of FA’s decision Tuesday.
The slot was seen holding on Judge Michael Oliver after a dramatic 2-2 draw in Everton, with the Dutchman told the officer just before he was shown a red card.
Fa thought that the slot acted in “an irregular way and/or used offensive and/or abusing words and/or behavior towards the referee of the match and the assistant of the referee after the match ended.” Liverpool chief acknowledged the accusation.
Sipke Hulsshoff Aid It was also straight red and after the final whistle and received a suspension with two match and a sentence of £ 7,000.
Fa considered that he acted in “an irregular way and/or used offensive and/or abused words and/or behavior according to the match official after he sent.”
Liverpool Curtis Jones midfielder was also shown after a red card match after picked up another yellow when he clashed with Everton’s Abdoulaye Doucoure.
Everton and Liverpool also received £ 65,000, or £ 50,000, after their players “did not behave in an inappropriate and/or provocative way after the final whistle”.
What did the groove say after his red card
Liverpool leader Arne spoke on February 14, two days after his red card Merseyside Derby.
“Emotions got better for me. If I could do it differently, if I looked back, I would love to do it differently, and I hope to do it differently next time.
“I think it happened that an additional five minutes were at the end of eight. Enough happened.
“I should have done otherwise after the game, but it is an emotional sport and sometimes individuals make the wrong decisions and that is definitely what I did.
On the red card of Curtis Jones: “I like what is advocating for it, but there are other ways for the team to do so.
“I’ll talk to him about it. It’s the same for me, I should have behaved differently after the game.”
