Arne Slot has said his emotions got the better of him against Everton on Wednesday night and said he would 'love to do it differently' if he could.

The Liverpool manager has so far been unable to speak to the media after a chaotic end to the Merseyside derby on Wednesday night.



The Liverpool boss felt too much injury-time was played by the referee, with the goal scored in the 98th minute after five minutes of injury-time were originally indicated.

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Curtis Jones and Abdoulaye Doucoure were also shown red after the full-time whistle for instigating an on-field melee, while Slot's assistant Sipke Hulshoff was dismissed in a dramatic conclusion to the derby.

Two days on, and ahead of Sunday's trip to Wolverhampton Wanderers, Slot spoke to journalists from the Reds' Kirkby base and.

"There is an ongoing process now and I think that we have to respect that and can't go into details.

"What happened was that the extra time, the intentional five minutes that ended up being eight minutes, that happened a lot.

I'm hoping to do it different next time as well but what exactly was said or what exactly happened, there is an ongoing process and I don't want to discuss that."

Slot was also asked if he felt there was a foul on Konate in the build-up, responding: "Many things in extra time happened that led to me being quite emotional

There was a VAR incident and I thought it was for the foul on Konate, but then they checked for offside
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