#LFC appear to have completely rattled and broken Guardiola today #LIVMCI pic.twitter.com/xGsIa8KFBi
— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) November 10, 2019
Pep Guardiola was none too pleased with the officiating crew both during and after Sunday’s potentially devastating 3-1 defeat to title hopefuls Liverpool.
The Manchester City boss raged at referee Michael Oliver’s decision not to award a second-half penalty after Trent Alexander-Arnold blocked a Raheem Sterling cross with his arm from close range. That incident came after another contentious handball claim against the English right-back in the opening half.
Following the final whistle, Guardiola “thanked” Oliver and his assistants with a handshake that was dripping in sarcasm:
“Thank you so much…” 🤔
📺 Watch full reaction live on Sky Sports PL pic.twitter.com/CTECmWAoHB
— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) November 10, 2019
City, the two-time reigning English champions, are now in fourth place in the table, nine points adrift of the Reds.
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