Klopp was quoted as saying "I don't know what this man has against us" after he was shown a yellow card by the official for his celebrations in the direction of fourth official John Brooks following Liverpool's last-minute winner at Anfield on Sunday.

The Liverpool manager, who suffered a hamstring injury in the incident, then further hit out at Tierney in his post-match interviews, saying the referee's comments when awarding him the booking were "not okay".

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He revealed after the game that his initial anger was due to Tierney giving a soft foul against Mohamed Salah on Ben Davies in the build-up to Spurs' equaliser to make it 3-3, moments before Jota's last-gasp strike.

"We have our history with (Paul) Tierney, I really don't know what this man has against us, he has said there is no problems but that cannot be true," he said at the time.

Klopp added: "My celebration towards the fourth official, I didn't say any bad words or nothing unnecessary, which is fair. I got my punishment by pulling my hamstring. But what he said to me when he gave me the yellow card is not okay."

"How he looks at me, I don't understand it. But again? He was reffing against Tottenham [in 2021] where Harry Kane should have got a red card. And I love this player, crazy player and I don't want him to get a red card, but he should."

Earlier on Tuesday, Klopp said he regretted the incident and clarified Tierney had told him he had been convinced not to send off the Liverpool manager by Brooks, though he has now been charged by the FA with bringing the game into disrepute and has until Friday to provide a response.

Klopp: Ref clash shouldn't have happened

Speaking ahead of Liverpool's game with Fulham on Wednesday, Klopp said he "regrets making headlines" following his clash with Tierney and admitted "the situation shouldn't have happened".

Speaking two days on from the incident ahead of Wednesday's home game against Fulham, Klopp said of his comments: "The whole situation should not have happened at all, that is it. It should not have happened at all, but it was out of emotion and anger in that moment.

"I did not say anything wrong, I was shouting: 'Without you, without you', which does not even make any sense.

"I did not want to get close to the fourth official, then Paul Tierney came over to me and I did not expect at all a red card to be honest, I did not feel that was right, I expected the yellow card and he said to me, 'For me it is a red card, but because of him, it is yellow', and he shows me a yellow and smiles in my face, that is it."

Revisit Klopp's row with Tierney in December 2021

Klopp's previous altercation with Tierney came after Liverpool's 2-2 draw at Tottenham in 2021, where Kane avoided a red card while Andy Robertson was later sent off for violent conduct.

The Liverpool manager felt Kane should have been dismissed and criticised Tierney's lack of "objectivity".

At the full-time whistle, Klopp went up to Tierney and that was where he said the referee was the one official he has an issue with.

"I really have no idea what his [Tierney] problem is with me," he told Sky Sports after that game. "Honestly, I have no idea.

"You just need an objective ref who sees the situations and trust them. He told me that he thinks he [Jota] stops on purpose. That's incredible.

"He had the best spot on the pitch, he was eight yards away and doesn't give it. We have to ask him, what's his problem?"

Liverpool's remaining fixtures

May 3: Fulham (H) - Premier League, kick-off 8pm

May 6: Brentford (H) - Premier League, kick-off 5.30pm, live on Sky Sports

May 13: Leicester (A) - Premier League, kick-off 3pm

May 20: Aston Villa (H) - Premier League, kick-off 3pm

May 28: Southampton (A) - Premier League, kick-off 4.30pm