Jurgen Klopp acknowledges Jarell Quansah’s error in Liverpool’s 2-2 draw against Manchester United on Sunday, but refrains from condemning the defender. Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, cleared Jarell Quansah of any responsibility for the error that led to Manchester United’s equalizer in a peculiar manner during the 2-2 draw on Sunday.

Quansah’s negligent pass to Virgil van Dijk resulted in the ball being transferred to Bruno Fernandes within the center circle. Taking advantage of Caoimhin Kelleher’s position far from the goal, the United captain swiftly scored, equalizing the game at 1-1 with a first-time finish.

Fernandes scored the first goal for United in a game where Klopp’s team had control. However, they required a late penalty from Mohamed Salah to secure a draw after Kobbie Mainoo’s spectacular goal had given Erik ten Hag’s team a 2-1 lead.

After Quansah’s error, Klopp chose not to criticize the young center-back. Instead, he advised the player to refrain from spending too much time on social media in the upcoming days.

“Regrettably, as a football player in the Premier League and representing Liverpool, I must convey the unfortunate news that this will not be the final error in his life,” Klopp stated. “Such is the nature of life.” I believe he handled the situation exceptionally, and we also managed it effectively. However, in the past, when our revered figures committed such errors, social media did not exist. Therefore, I hope that he possesses the intelligence to deactivate it.

Klopp expressed his desire to engage in a possession-based style of play, emphasizing the importance of ball retention and building attacks. While the current circumstance may not be ideal, it is important to note that there have been more significant errors in football that have gone unnoticed. However, Bruno recognized the chance and seized it, as is often the case in such situations.

“There is no culpability or disapproval whatsoever, none whatsoever, it simply occurs.” He will derive knowledge from the experience, which is the most favorable outcome that can occur.

Liverpool’s tie results in them having the same number of points as Arsenal, which is 71, but they are in second place due to a worse goal difference.