On the Daily Mail, coach Jurgen Klopp said he had special instructions for Trent Alexander-Arnold during halftime.

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Last night, Liverpool was led by Newcastle quite early. Soon, they were only playing with 10 men when Virgil Van Dijk received a direct red card. However, The Kop was still resilient and successfully came back with a double from Darwin Nunez at the end of the game.

After the match, Jurgen Klopp said this was the most impressive victory he had ever had in his managerial career. Klopp told the media: “Sure. It was more difficult than the match against Barcelona (when Liverpool reversed the 0-3 loss in the first leg).”

“In 1,000 games as a coach, I’ve never seen a match like this. With 10 people in an atmosphere like this against an opponent like this, I’m pretty sure it’s never happened. These moments are rare and super special.”

Klopp also revealed during the half-time break he had some requests and the Liverpool players complied properly to come upstream. The German strategist said: “We couldn’t concede another goal, even for a second, Trent (Alexander-Arnold) couldn’t get another yellow card. And if that happens, we have a chance.”

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