Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has called for relations between his side and Manchester City to cool down following the fallout of Sunday's fiery clash between the teams.
The two rivals met at Anfield in the Premier League, with the hosts winning thanks to Mohamed Salah 's second-half strike. Tempers flared throughout the game, with Klopp sent off by referee Anthony Taylor towards the end of the match and Pep Guardiola alleging coins had been thrown at him.
Ahead of the clash, Klopp had also insisted that "nobody can compete" with City and their financial backing from the Abu Dhabi state. Following the ill-tempered clash at Anfield, The Times have reported that some at City believe those comments were 'borderline xenophobic'.
