Every word from Jack Grealish's rant at officials after tense Liverpool defeat

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Speaking about the atmosphere at Anfield in conversation with TNT Sports, he said: "It was what I expected, coming here it was hostile, faster.

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"I don't think we played well in the first-half, we came in a half-time and had a chat with the manager and then second half, we lost the game in the second half.

"It's frustrating because if we had played like that, pressed like that from the start it would have been a different game.



I've never seen a player in my whole life get booked for taking a quick free-kick!

"I don't know where that rule has come in.

I get it, you come to these stadiums and the crowd are on you and I think they feel like they've got to give it.

"But like I said, I think Kieran [Dewsbury-Hall] is now on four yellows, he's only got one more [before a ban] and he gets a yellow today for taking a quick free-kick.

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It comes after Dewsbury-Hall controversially found himself booked by Darren England in the 78th minute of the game for taking a free-kick before the whistle had been sounded, eager to clinch an equaliser with little time remaining on the clock.

Grealish also found himself booked after the full-time whistle had been blown - after he approached the officials to confront them about their in-game decisions - before he was moved away by Pickford.

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