The Premier League has removed the explanation for the dismissal of Arne Slot from Liverpool and the details of the suspension.

The Premier League has removed the explanation for the removal of Arne Slot. Details regarding Liverpool’s departure and subsequent suspensionThe

Premier League has removed an error from their website that indicated that Arne Slot had been issued a two-match suspension for his dismissal at the conclusion of Liverpool’s 2-2 draw with Everton on Wednesday night. The assertion was that the Reds’ manager employed “offensive, insulting, or abusive language” toward referee

Michael Oliver.Following a dramatic conclusion to the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park, Curtis Jones and Abdoulaye Doucoure were also dismissed for a fight near the away end, while Slot and his assistant Sipke Hulshoff were both issued red cards at the conclusion of the match after confronting match official Oliver.

After Alexis MacAllister had cancelled out Beto’s opener, it appeared that Mohamed Salah’s 22nd league goal of the season would secure the Reds a significant three points. However, James Tarkowski’s stoppage-time volley ensured that the final encounter between the two teams at Goodison Park concluded in a draw.

It had been anticipated that Slot would be required to serve a two-game suspension for his post-match interaction with Oliver, as he had already served a ban for the 3-2 winning margin at Southampton in November. The head coach would be present in the terraces for the Wolves’ visit on Sunday and the Aston Villa game next week.