<p>Liverpool's controversial loss at Tottenham Hotspur over the weekend should be replayed after VAR wrongly disallowed a goal and Curtis Jones was sent off, the Merseyside club's manager Juergen Klopp said on Wednesday.</p><p>Liverpool were beaten 2-1 at Spurs in the Premier League in a match where Klopp's side were reduced to nine men and had a Luis Diaz goal wrongly ruled out by VAR.</p><p>Diaz was actually onside but confusion in the VAR hub about the original decision led to the game restarting with a free kick to Spurs rather than Liverpool being awarded a goal.</p><p>The Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) subsequently apologised for the error but Klopp said it did not make much difference.</p><p>"I think that the outcome should be a replay," Klopp told reporters ahead of Thursday's Europa League game against Belgian side Union Saint-Gilloise.</p><p>"Probably will not happen. The argument against that will probably be that if we open that gate then everyone will ask for it.</p>.All's not fair in love and VAR: Liverpool-Tottenham controversy explained.<p>"I think the situation is that unprecedented that... something like that, as far as I can remember, never happened. That's why a replay would be the right thing."</p><p>Klopp said the officials should not be blamed for the errors but that the rules should have allowed them to correct their decision.</p><p>"They did not do that on purpose. And we should not forget that, yes, it was a mistake, an obvious mistake," Klopp added.</p><p>"We should create a situation, or try to create a situation where these people can make their best decisions. In a situation like this, real, massive mistake of all people involved, then correct it in that moment.</p><p>"But obviously, these people thought that's not what they can do. Fine, then. Let's do a replay and if it happens next time, give them the chance to do it like this."</p><p>Klopp also said Jones' red card for a challenge on Spurs midfielder Yves Bissouma was a "clear and obvious error".</p><p>"I stick to the opinion that it is not a red card," he said. "The ref got called to the screen and saw for the first three seconds a frozen picture. I would give immediately a red card for that picture.</p><p>"Then he sees the replay in slow motion and I would have given a red card for the slow motion, but in real time it is not a red card."</p><p>Diogo Jota was the other Liverpool player sent off after picking up two yellow cards in quick succession.</p><p>Liverpool are top of Group E in the Europa League after beating LASK Linz in their opening match.</p>
<p>Liverpool's controversial loss at Tottenham Hotspur over the weekend should be replayed after VAR wrongly disallowed a goal and Curtis Jones was sent off, the Merseyside club's manager Juergen Klopp said on Wednesday.</p><p>Liverpool were beaten 2-1 at Spurs in the Premier League in a match where Klopp's side were reduced to nine men and had a Luis Diaz goal wrongly ruled out by VAR.</p><p>Diaz was actually onside but confusion in the VAR hub about the original decision led to the game restarting with a free kick to Spurs rather than Liverpool being awarded a goal.</p><p>The Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) subsequently apologised for the error but Klopp said it did not make much difference.</p><p>"I think that the outcome should be a replay," Klopp told reporters ahead of Thursday's Europa League game against Belgian side Union Saint-Gilloise.</p><p>"Probably will not happen. The argument against that will probably be that if we open that gate then everyone will ask for it.</p>.All's not fair in love and VAR: Liverpool-Tottenham controversy explained.<p>"I think the situation is that unprecedented that... something like that, as far as I can remember, never happened. That's why a replay would be the right thing."</p><p>Klopp said the officials should not be blamed for the errors but that the rules should have allowed them to correct their decision.</p><p>"They did not do that on purpose. And we should not forget that, yes, it was a mistake, an obvious mistake," Klopp added.</p><p>"We should create a situation, or try to create a situation where these people can make their best decisions. In a situation like this, real, massive mistake of all people involved, then correct it in that moment.</p><p>"But obviously, these people thought that's not what they can do. Fine, then. Let's do a replay and if it happens next time, give them the chance to do it like this."</p><p>Klopp also said Jones' red card for a challenge on Spurs midfielder Yves Bissouma was a "clear and obvious error".</p><p>"I stick to the opinion that it is not a red card," he said. "The ref got called to the screen and saw for the first three seconds a frozen picture. I would give immediately a red card for that picture.</p><p>"Then he sees the replay in slow motion and I would have given a red card for the slow motion, but in real time it is not a red card."</p><p>Diogo Jota was the other Liverpool player sent off after picking up two yellow cards in quick succession.</p><p>Liverpool are top of Group E in the Europa League after beating LASK Linz in their opening match.</p>