Steve McMahon

And like you said, as disappointed or as unhappy as Klopp was with the awarding of the free kick...

Given the line-up of the back four for Liverpool today, how much of a concern is that defending ahead of the game against Roma?

Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool 2-0 up against West Brom here at the Hawthorns, but they drop two points against the side bottom of the Premier League.

Two all, the final score, and Klopp is with Patrick Davison.

They have an interesting interview from Jurgen Klopp.

What did you make of it?

Strange.

And he was talking about this pitch at half-time, so when Liverpool were leading in the game.

So it's not just about the fact that West Brom have come back into this game again.

Were there any of his complaints, do you think, that had any merit to them?

So if the penalty claim was a legitimate one and the referee's saying there is, as you said on your first look, it did seem like a coming together.

We've looked at this, which is the instance leading up to the second goal, which is the foul that was given against Joe Gomez for a foul on Oli Burke.

We've sort of had the conversation about that.

But is it the foul that's important here or the way that Liverpool defend it?

If he's coming out and talking about the decisions made by the referee, he's talking about the pitch, he's talking about everything that isn't really to do with how the team played and defended, although he did touch on it.

Is it a question of distraction from the way the team played, do you think?

Let's take a look at the punching incident, although the punch is quite strong.

It is definitely a punching action.

Higazi's challenge here on Danny Ings.

What did you think?