Jurgen Klopp did not take kindly to a reporter's question about Pep Guardiola's "overthinking" remarks and accused the media of failing to contextualise managers' comments.
Manchester City boss Guardiola gave a sarcastic response to a question earlier this week asking whether he tries to be too clever in Champions League fixtures and other games where there is lots on the line. He joked that he "loves to overthink" and would "create stupid tactics again" ahead of the quarter-final first leg against Atletico Madrid, which City won 1-0 on Tuesday.
Klopp felt some reporters failed to relay that Guardiola was being ironic having been on the receiving end of a similar incident in his own Champions League press conference. The Liverpool manager quipped he "couldn't understand a word" of what Luis Diaz told him about Benfica, the Reds' quarter-final opponents whom the Colombian winger knows well from his time at Porto.
