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Klopp was furious at the VAR: "It has become a habit, what more do you need?"

The Liverpool coach did not like the 3-2 refereeing decisions against West Ham, which was the Mighty Reds' first loss of the season, which also missed a club record.

The fans against Allison

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Summary: West Ham - Liverpool 2: 3 (Sport 1)

A big disappointment in Liverpool after the Mighty Reds suffered their first loss of the season in the Premier League last night (Sunday), 3: 2 against West Ham. Allison scored an own goal as early as the fourth minute, which was confirmed despite contact between West Ham striker Mikhail Antonio and the Liverpool goalkeeper, who could have done more in the extra goals his team conceded. Now, there is no team in the English league that is unbeaten, with West Ham continuing their wonderful season and passing in the table over Jürgen Klopp's team, which loses after 26 games.

Some Liverpool fans did not like Allison's performance and expressed their views blatantly on social media. "He spent most of his time on the pitch asleep," the Brazilian goalkeeper was quoted as saying. "It was his worst game on the team," "he was just awful," others wrote. Sky commentator Jimmy Krager also did not understand what had happened: "There was no offense, the elevation was wonderful and Allison would not schedule the exit well.He should have done a better job. "

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Liverpool were furious at the refereeing, with most allegations being against the decision not to whistle for an offense against Allison during the first goal.

"It's a clear offense," Mighty Reds coach

at the conclusion.

"Pull Alison, it just does not make sense what happened. It's already becoming normal for the VAR not to intervene because it's not certain, but what else do you need?"

In addition, the German is convinced that West Ham player Arun Cresswell should have seen the red card: "It was a gross and dangerous offense. Even if he touched the ball, it is impossible to do what he did."

Klopp also eventually turned to Pargan for the opponent as well: "Those two situations were critical, but in the end West Ham fought for those three points. They are not responsible for the decisions that the refereeing team and the people sitting on the VAR made."

On the game itself: "We got the equalizer and completely took control of the game. They tried to sting with excuses and in the first half they didn't get too much out of it. In the second half we played a little less well, but still missed many times. Keep the ball against a team that played the way they played. "

Angry at the judgment.

Klopp (Photo: Reuters)

The numbers

* Liverpool with their first loss after 26 games in all competitions (18 wins and 7 draws), thus failing to set a new club record.

* Liverpool conceded two goals from the same game for the first time since August 2017.

* David Moyes with his first win over Liverpool after 15 meetings with the Mighty Reds as coach (ten losses and four draws).

* West Ham with 23 points in 11 rounds since the start of the season.

This is the third start in the nature of hammers ever, when only in 1975/76 and 1980/81 did they score more points at this point in the season (24).

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