Chelsea and Liverpool managers' touchline fight after unwritten football rule was broken

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The two managers previously clashed on the touchline and Klopp later accused the Chelsea boss of breaking an unwritten rule after the game.Chelsea are gearing up to host Liverpool at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, with both Reds manager Arne Slot and Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca hoping their sides can return to winning ways in the Premier League. However, Klopp subsequently claimed that Lampard had broken an unspoken rule by letting his anger seep into his post-match comments, warning Liverpool not to get "too arrogant" after winning their first Premier League title.READ MORE: 'This is what Jose Mourinho is really like - all our encounters have been the same'READ MORE: Alan Shearer names major Florian Wirtz problem at Liverpool amid 'disaster' verdict"You cannot hit me with something like that.

"I was really...I had a fight with Frank Lampard stuff like this. We don't plan this it's just we are in the game and 5-3 is a perfect result to be honest."Meanwhile, Lampard sought to apologise for the language he had used during the game and insisted that he had no lasting issue with Klopp.

However, the Chelsea boss did maintain that he felt members of the Liverpool staff had overstepped the mark."I've seen the video, I was there. They can celebrate like every goal."I'd have had a beer with Jurgen Klopp after the game, but there were things on the bench, not from Klopp, that I felt crossed a line.