Liverpool Boss Klopp Condemns Chant, Praises Nunez's Winning Goal

Liverpool Boss Jurgen Klopp Responds to Chant Towards Darwin Nunez

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has condemned the chant directed at Darwin Nunez by Nottingham Forest supporters during Liverpool's 1-0 victory at the City Ground. Nunez, who came off the bench in the 60th minute, scored the winning goal in the ninth minute of stoppage time, securing Liverpool's four-point lead at the top of the Premier League table.

Klopp expressed his disapproval of the chant during the post-match press conference, stating that he would not sing a song like that and would not try to provoke Nunez. He acknowledged that Nunez's goal was well-deserved and suggested that the fans could sing the chant if Nunez responds positively.

Klopp also praised his team's defensive efforts against Nottingham Forest's counter-attacks, particularly in the second half. He highlighted the impact of Taiwo Awoniyi, who was brought on as a target player for counter-attacks, and commended his players for defending exceptionally well until the last moment.

Furthermore, Klopp singled out Alexis Mac Allister for his calmness and crucial assist in setting up Nunez's goal. He described Mac Allister as the calmest player on the pitch and emphasized the significance of his assist.

In conclusion, Klopp reflected on Liverpool's recent busy schedule, playing four games in 11 days, and expressed his disbelief at winning all four matches. He described the team's achievements as ridiculous given the circumstances.