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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp shouted at his own fans as his side came out to warm up against Atletico Madrid. Supporters sat next to the tunnel reached their hands down to high five the squad, but Klopp was having none of it.
Optus Sport, who posted the video, claim Klopp shouted: “Put your hands away your “f***** idiots!”
He then flung his arm in disgust, dismissing the fans who were desperate to share a moment of with their heroes.
Klopp has spoken passionately on the coronavirus ahead of the game, which is one of only few across the continent being allowed to take place in front of fans.
“It is not about me as a manager,” he said when speaking about the issue.
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Liverpool have banned mascots from entering the field as part of their protocol.
They have also asked their fans to ensure they are following the correct hygiene guidelines issued by the government.
There are already fears that Liverpool may lift the title in front of no fans, with the Premier League poised to demand games take place behind closed doors if they do indeed go ahead in the coming weeks.
The Reds are hopeful the league may allow them to lift the trophy as soon as it’s won due to the difficulties that lie ahead.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp got angry with his own fans for trying to high five the players (Image: Optus Sport)
Diego Simeone followed a similar stance to Klopp, explaining that some things are more important than football.
"It wouldn't be fair to give my opinion," Simeone said in his pre-match press conference.
"The biggest concern is the importance of this disease.
"We don't have the power to make decisions, but I'm sure the authorities are working to resolve something that is worrying us all."