Jürgen Klopp

That we don't come here today against this side, this experience, and shoot them with 5-6-0 out of the stadium is clear, but now we have to take it like it is.

I was not happy with the pitch, I can imagine that, but nobody... What difference does it make?

How big a difference?

You proved you never played football, obviously.

That makes a massive difference.

When the pitch is dry you can pass the ball, not really throw three or four yards, that's for all teams in the world, if they play football.

If you like West Brom, the ball is constantly in the air, you don't need a wet pitch.

But that's how it is, so we have to deal with that.

And they can do it next year, playing football with a dry pitch in a championship.

So that's how it is, and we have to deal with it.

Have you seen the Higazi incident with Ingsbach?

Afterwards, no.

My analyst showed it to me.

I don't have to say anything about that.

I don't know why he did it.

There was no reason for that, but he did it.

And with the penalty situation, people were laughing at Ingsy, that he goes down in that situation.

Nobody can stand on their feet in that situation.

So how is that?

We know what we are responsible for, but with the number of games, stuff like that, you need only the right decisions, not on your side, not that, only the right, and everything is fine at the end.