Jurgen Klopp believes he was just lucky not to be sent to the stands during Liverpool's 1-1 draw against Chelsea after Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho suggested the German was receiving preferential treatment.
Klopp had a heated exchange with Neil Swarbrick on Tuesday, revealing after the match that he shouted "no one can beat us" at the fourth official before apologising, to which the match official allegedly replied with "I like your passion".
Mourinho, meanwhile, claimed that similar displays of "emotion" from himself during United's disappointing goalless draw with Hull City on Wednesday were met with threats of being sent to the stands.
