Vincent Kompany blames Jurgen Klopp after being hit with Arsenal touchline ban in Liverpool loss.

Vincent Kompany, the manager of Burnley, has placed some of the blame for Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp’s touchline ban for their next game against Arsenal. In Burnley’s 3-1 loss to Liverpool, he feels he was handed a yellow card because Klopp had already agitated Tim Robinson, the referee.

Dara O’Shea’s header in the match tied the score for Liverpool against Diogo Jota, and in the second half, goals from Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz propelled the team to the top of the Premier League standings.

After warning Klopp, Kompany believes the referee was keen to show him a yellow card to level the playing field. Since Kompany has had three bookings this season, he will not be permitted to watch Burnley’s match against Arsenal on Saturday.

Kompany stated: “I think I got booked because I should have paid attention to the fact that Jurgen Klopp got booked because then all I think the referee did was just went looking for me.”

“I spread my arms, which is exactly what I have done in many games,” he continued. The card then unexpectedly emerges. from nothing at all. I’m out of commission for the upcoming game. It doesn’t make sense, and I should have known that it was merely a means to balance things out, but we have to

Even though his team lost, Kompany was proud of their effort: “It was as good a performance as you need to have a chance of winning somewhere like Anfield.” There were many advantages. Although we will always be upset with the outcome, the squad has learned to move on and keep improving. We must hold onto that notion every day of the week.

“Those two opportunities weren’t the only ones. We had numerous opportunities to break and end up with a one-on-one in the first half, so it’s the last ball and last details. They also have talented players. You need a little bit to go your way, and today we didn’t have enough of it to see any results.