Klopp's Overflow After Jota Bobol Gawang Tottenham Fruited Bad Luck

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp hugged Diogo Jota after scoring against Tottenham Hotspur. (Photo: Twitter @LFC)

JAKARTA - Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp, reportedly suffered a hamstring injury. The cause is shaking your head.

The German was injured while celebrating Diogo Jota's last goal when Liverpool won 4-3 against Tottenham Spurs. The goal came one minute after the visitors scored the equalizer in the 93rd minute.

After Jota scored, Klopp ran to the sidelines towards the fourth official to celebrate, but then grabbed her hamstring in pain.

Fortunately, after taking several steps with his hands on his thigh, the former Borussia Dortmund coach looked fine.

He then made a chest five with Liverpool's young midfielder, Curtis Jones, to celebrate Liverpool's three-point victory.

Fans who saw the moment on social media flocked to comment on the moment.

One user tweeted, "Hahahahaha.... hamstring is withdrawn for the 5th position."

The second commented: "This person is a meme on the sidelines."

"Hahahaha, I love my manager," wrote another.

While the fifth added: "Jurgen is a madman."

Jurgen Klopp pulled his hamstring celebrating that Jota goal 😅 pic.twitter.com/TLMvNCVrsn

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Jurgen Klopp pulled his hamstring celebrating that Jota goal pic.twitter.com/TLMvNCVrsn

After the game ended, Sky Sports said the Liverpool manager had to undergo treatment on his hamstring.

Klopp told Sky Sports he was very emotional especially after Spurs scored their third goal in the 93rd minute. He also explained why he approached the game when celebrating the goal.

"I don't know (the problem) what Mr Tierney has with us, he will always say it's nothing, and that's not true. How does he see me, I don't understand, I really have no problem with anyone and with him either," Klopp said.

"But once again, he was a referee at Tottenham, when Harry Kane didn't get a red card. I don't want him to get a red card, but it's a red card."

"My celebration was directed at the fourth official, did not say bad words, and was immediately punished for it and I withdrew my current hamstring quite well," he continued.