Reason why Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp angrily shouted at 24-year-old forward Darwin Nunez during Everton vs Liverpool FC match clash

When Nunez complained about the officials, Klopp put his finger to his mouth and raised it, which was a way of telling him to be quiet. Nunez was seen clapping the referee and other officials in a sarcastic way at the end of the game before his boss told him to stop. It was one of many bad things that Klopp and his team did against their rivals.

On the other hand, Everton had a great night’s work. They won at home against Liverpool for the first time in more than ten years, and they also made a huge step toward safety. With just four games left in the season, Sean Dyche’s team is eight points above the relegation zone, which means they may be safe this weekend.

At the end, it was hard to tell which team was in a tight battle for the title and which was just trying to finish. The home team, Everton, was much better than their cross-city foes and took the lead in the middle of the first half.

Klopp told Darwin Nunez, a striker for Liverpool, some harsh words after the Reds’ bad loss at Everton. Everton beat Liverpool 2-0 at Goodison Park, ending Liverpool’s chances of winning the title. It was their first home win in the Merseyside derby since 2010.

While the Everton fans sang to the players, Klopp and Nunez had an honest conversation. When the Uruguayan player made a gesture toward Klopp, he seemed to start complaining about something, but the Liverpool boss wouldn’t have any of it.

It wasn’t long after Jarrad Brainthwaite scored the first goal that Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored with a beautiful header in the second half. The Englishman jumped the highest inside the penalty area and made a goal with his head, giving his team all three points.

Klopp, the manager, said after the game that his team wasn’t “good enough” and will need a lot of help to win the league title. “We let it become exactly the game Everton wanted,” he said. “Two goals from set pieces.” When it comes to set pieces, they are very good.

“In the first half, we had a lot of chances but didn’t score.” Then there were a lot of feelings in the second half; we were in a hurry and not really clear.

“Then you give up the second goal in a way that they do all season.” We were aware that the ball would go there; we just didn’t protect well enough… They got free kick after free kick, which is also part of the story.

He said: “But we were not good enough, that’s what we have to admit, absolutely.”