WATCH: “Gonna be fire today if I speak” – ‘Furious’ Mohamed Salah refuses to address the media after Liverpool’s humiliating draw against West Ham

Mohamed Salah set football X on fire after his post-match comments on his 'argument' with Jurgen Klopp!

WATCH: “Gonna be fire today if I speak” – ‘Furious’ Mohamed Salah refuses to address the media after Liverpool’s humiliating draw against West Ham

Mohamed Salah & Jurgen Klopp got into a heated argument near the touchline (Via X/@brfootball & 433)

Things have gone from bad to worse at Liverpool after an extremely disappointing set of results saw their title hopes go up in flames. The ‘perfect’ farewell for Jurgen Klopp has been spoiled while Mohamed Salah has become the latest to have a bad day at the office. Liverpool were simply not good enough against West Ham United and failed to muster a much-needed win at London stadium.

Fans noticed Jurgen Klopp and Salah get into a disagreement near the touchline as the Egyptian prepared to come on in the 79th minute. Even though the reason for the same remains unknown, fans have come up with their own theories as media threw the question at Salah. However, the player refused to give an answer, though his response has set football X on fire!

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If I speak today, there will be fire.
Mohamed Salah told a reporter after the game vs West Ham United

It was only days ago that Klopp confidently claimed that his side can win all the remaining games and that their title hopes hadn’t ended. However, as Klopp prepares to depart the club at the end of the season, the late disagreement and clash has worried fans significantly.

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Liverpool drop points yet again as controversial decision takes headlines

Days after their embarrassing 2-0 loss to Everton, Liverpool were ready to give it their all against West Ham United. However, the hosts had other plans as Jarrod Bowen gave them the lead from a corner routine. The Reds quickly responded through Andrew Robertson at the start of the second half before Cody Gakpo forced an own goal from opposition keeper Alphonse Areola.

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Andrew Robertson scored the first goal of the game for Liverpool against West Ham (Via X/@brfootball)

West Ham were not ready to back down just yet at Michail Antonio produced a wonderful header from Bowen’s cross to make it 2-2 on the night. Amidst all the ruckus, from Mohamed Salah’s argument to Harvey Elliott‘s unlucky shot ricocheting off the crossbar, a controversial moment stole all the headlines.

Areola threw the ball in front of him to resume play as referee Anthony Taylor did not whistle for a foul. The ball being in play, Gakpo ran up to snatch the same from the keeper, but to everyone’s surprise, the match official whistled to stop play! Fans opined that this was clear rigging and that PGMOL had to be held accountable for the same.

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