Jurgen Klopp's previous controversies with Premier League officials could contribute towards a touchline ban with the Football Association currently reviewing the comments made by the Reds boss after Sunday's dramatic win against Tottenham Hotspur.
The Liverpool boss was cautioned by referee Paul Tierney in the closing stages of Sunday's exhilarating encounter with the North London outfit after he aggressively taunted fourth official John Brooks and subsequently injured himself in the process as he celebrated the Reds' 94th-minute winner on Merseyside.
Speaking to Sky Sports after the seven-goal thriller, Klopp continued his long-standing feud with Tierney saying - "I don't know what this has man against us" as he once again referenced the referee's refusal to show Harry Kane a red card when the two sides met at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in December 2021.
