After the fight between Darwin Nunez and Pep Guardiola, Klopp's reaction to the incident

Manchester City and Liverpool FC positioned themselves significantly this season as one of the candidates to fight for the Premier League. In this new round of the current season, Liverpool FC has been going through a great moment with Salah and Darwin Nunez, while City, despite injuries, is also a strong contender with Erling Haaland who is still in beast mode.

The match between Liverpool FC and Manchester City ended in a draw and curiously, one of the most memorable actions of the match was precisely what happened between Pep Guardiola and Darwin Nunez once the match ended. Pep Guardiola went to the Uruguayan to greet him, but the Uruguayan complained about something about the meeting, something that Pep Guardiola didn't like very much either and they ended up arguing.

The Reds coach was asked at the end of the game about what happened, but he gave the ball away: "I'm not the one to explain because surprisingly I wasn't involved! And I didn't understand a word... said Klopp. The scene seemed to start when the Catalan was heading to the locker room and Núñez crossed him before entering the tunnel. Klopp interrupted the moment, to prevent the scene from escalating.

Pep Guardiola's words on the matter

After the action, the City coach was asked what had happened to cause this dispute, but in the post-match interview with Sky Sports he tried to downplay its importance and did not give any importance to the matter: “Nothing happened.” “I think Darwin Núñez doesn't know anything about it. Just emotions. "I'm not sure I'm the right one to explain it," said coach Jurgen Klopp.