Against Aston Villa, Liverpool's manager hopes his team to extend its winning streak.
Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, does not think that his team's recent success will be negatively impacted by his touchline suspension.
On Thursday, the German was fined £75,000 and given a two-match suspension, one of which will not start unless he commits another offense before the end of the current season. The German had made comments that raised doubts about referee Paul Tierney's honesty.
As a result, Klopp will miss the team's final home Premier League match against Aston Villa.
With what we are aware of, everything we have heard, and things like this, he said, "I expected a punishment."
The people around me were generally pessimistic and believed it would last longer. Therefore, playing one game is OK.
"As always, I want to know where the money from the fine goes. If it's for a good purpose, I'll gladly pay it; if not, and the FA keeps it, we'll need to have another discussion, and I believe that's a bit unfair.
However, Klopp does not think it will be much of a problem because he had served a touchline ban earlier in the season when he watched his side defeat Southampton 3-1 from the stands. This is especially true given that his club is presently riding a seven-game winning streak.
"From a watching point of view it is (a) much better position to see the game, it was with the Southampton game and it was super-helpful to see the game from there," continued Klopp, who can still accompany the players for a post-game lap of honor for their final home game.
Nobody will yell at them like I do if they don't go back, but I'll remind the boys that if they don't want me to do that in the future, they should go back now without raising their voice.
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