Liverpool manager Arne Slot received a two -game touchline ban after being revealed that he launched a furious tirade to referee Michael Oliver after the Dramatic Derby of Merseyside Derby two weeks ago.
According to the referee’s report, tensions boiled full -time, with insurance slots in the field to face Oliver and his official team. The Dutchman would have shook the hand of Oliver while making away that the referee had “F *** ING by giving them everything” and asked for sarcastically if he was “proud” of his performance.
Slot then approached Oliver a minute later, would have said to him: “If we do not win the League, I will blame you.” He would also have been filmed towards an assistant referee and shouted twice that the officer was “a shame AF ***”. The explosion led to the creation of a low -card machine.
The FA billed the slot machine and its Sipke Hulshoff assistant of inappropriate driving, both with touch prohibitions and heavy fines – a fine has sentenced £ 70,000 to £ 7,000 in Hulshoff.
The ardent conclusion of the 2-2 draw also saw a mass fight bursting, leading to the red boxes for Curtis Jones of Liverpool and Abdoulaye Doucoure d’Everton. The two clubs were sentenced to a fine for not having checked their players, Liverpool accepting the charge.
The report on incidents said: “ It was reported by the referee that after the full -time whistle, it was approached by Arne Slot de LFC (‘AS’) who had entered the field of the game to face the referee and the team of match officials.
Arne Slot was sent after the Merseyside derby after a confrontation with Michael Oliver
It has now been confirmed that the Liverpool boss will serve a two -game touch line ban
“Tensions were high. It was alleged that the “arne) way was conflict and aggressive. He was alleged that he initially used abusive words while shaking the referee’s hand, including that the referee had “f *** Ing giving them everything” and that the referee “was proud of this performance”.
“The referee later confirms (after examining the video sequences to clarify) that he was approached by about a minute later. In this exchange, as once again shake the referee’s hand and said: “If we do not win the League, I will blame you.”
“It is then alleged that, as being turned towards the assistant referee and shouted twice, it was” a shame AF *** “. Following “driving, a red card was shown by the referee”.
The report continued to say: “Sipke Hulshoff (” SH “) would have entered the field of the game after the full -time whistle to face the referee in an extremely aggressive way”. It is alleged that Sh said that the referee was “F *** Ing S ** t” and “gave them everything” and that he was a “shame f ***”.
“We are informed that the referee is trying to withdraw from the situation to deal with the dismissals of CJ and the announcement, but SH continues to follow him and is ultimately retained by colleagues, but continues to shout` f *** ing s ** t. ” SH has also been shown a red card by the referee and rejected.
This is the second time this season that Slot has faced a touchline ban, having already been forced to watch the shock of the Carabao cup from Liverpool in Southampton from the press box.
Given its rehearsal, the FA treated this as a “non -standard” case, allowing them to be able to discretion in their decision.
Liverpool, who remains at the top of the Premier League, hopes to go beyond the controversy as they continue to make the push of the title, without their manager.