Liverpool manager Arne Slot has been handed a two-match ban and fined £70,000 for his confrontation with referee Michael Oliver after the 2-2 Merseyside derby draw with Everton.
And, BOXPARK Liverpool has launched a new matchday travel service, providing return transport from the Baltic Triangle to Anfield and Goodison Park, complete with food and drink tokens. The service debuted for Liverpool’s win over Newcastle and will continue next season, including Everton’s move to Bramley-Moore Dock.
And, BOXPARK Liverpool has launched a new matchday travel service, providing return transport from the Baltic Triangle to Anfield and Goodison Park, complete with food and drink tokens. The service debuted for Liverpool’s win over Newcastle and will continue next season, including Everton’s move to Bramley-Moore Dock.
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00:00Liverpool manager Arnie Schlott has been handed a two-match ban and fined £70,000 following a
00:08confrontation with referee Michael Oliver after his side's 2-2 Merseyside derby draw.
00:13Schlott confronted Oliver and an assistant referee on the pitch allegedly swearing and
00:20saying if we don't win the league I'll blame you. Schlott disputed the claim stating he said
00:26if we don't win the league I will have you to thank for that. However the Football Association
00:31Commission found it more likely than not that Schlott used the alleged language leading to his
00:37sanction. The FA also alleged that Schlott used abusive language towards the assistant referee
00:43calling the performance a disgrace. Schlott accepted the charge admitting to using inappropriate
00:50language. The FA argued that despite the discrepancy over the words used the conduct
00:57still amounted to improper behaviour. Schlott expressed regret for his actions acknowledging
01:02that his frustrations from decisions during the game got the better of him. He later issued a
01:08sincere apology which contributed to the reduction of his fine from £100,000. His assistant Spike
01:16Hulshoff was also banned for two matches and fined £7,000 after approaching Oliver in an
01:21aggressive manner. The incident was triggered by a dramatic 98-minute equaliser by Everton's
01:27James Tarkovsky in the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park. Liverpool disputed the goal
01:33following a VAR check for a foul in the build-up which escalated with both teams and players
01:39clashed and Schlott and Hulshoff were both sent off. In a more positive development, Boxpark
01:46Liverpool has launched a new travel service aimed at enhancing the matchday experience
01:51for both Everton and Liverpool fans. The service offers return tickets from Boxpark in the Baltic
01:57Triangle to Anfield and Goodison Park complete with a food token and two drink tokens for use
02:03at the venue. The company plans to continue the service next season
02:08even as Everton prepare to move to its new stadium at Bramley Moor Dock.