Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp (second left) celebrates with his players after grabbing a late draw. PA Wire / PA Images
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There were dramatic scenes as Divock Origi’s injury-time goal handed the Reds a point after they looked set to lose their second consecutive league match.
After the game, there was some debate over whether Liverpool were indeed celebrating the draw in its immediate aftermath, or simply paying their respects to the fans…
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I must say...I'm a little surprised & confused as to why Liverpool are celebrating a draw at home to West Brom? pic.twitter.com/vvFnXMl7KQ
Some people were not impressed with Liverpool's post-match reaction today
SOME PEOPLE WERE not impressed with Liverpool’s reaction to their 2-2 draw against West Brom today.
There were dramatic scenes as Divock Origi’s injury-time goal handed the Reds a point after they looked set to lose their second consecutive league match.
After the game, there was some debate over whether Liverpool were indeed celebrating the draw in its immediate aftermath, or simply paying their respects to the fans…
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However, some supporters chose to defend Jurgen Klopp and his team…
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