Jurgen Klopp has his say on Liverpool conceding two penalties in frustrating 2-2 draw with Sunderland
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Jurgen Klopp has bemoaned the refereeing decisions that saw Liverpool concede two penalties in their 2-2 draw with Sunderland.
Jermain Defoe converted from the spot in both halves to give the Black Cats a share of the spoils after the Reds went ahead twice.
In the above video, the Liverpool manager speaks to the press after the fixture, where he states that the result "doesn't feel good".
He adds: "The free-kick, that was harsh and hard to accept but obviously I have to accept. If you see it again there was no contact.
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"I saw it in the game and the fourth official saw it. It's not the worst mistake in the world but it is so hard."
Liverpool took the lead in the 19th minute through Daniel Sturridge, who broke the deadlock with a headed goal.
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Defoe scored Sunderland's first penalty six minutes later after Ragnar Klavan tripped Didier Ndong in the area and Anthony Taylor pointed to the spot.
The Reds went ahead for a second time after the break when Sadio Mane scored from close-range, but Defoe had the final word with his eleventh goal in the 84th minute.