While Mac Allister could be suspended again, this is Liverpool's negative record this season

Liverpool is living a good football moment. Despite the defeat, Jurgen Klopp's team continues to be a benchmark on the pitch and occupies the top positions in the Premier League. Because of this, many consider Liverpool as one of the main candidates to take the title. Tottenham's defeat left the team with many lessons.

One of the aspects that Klopp definitely has to take into account is dangerous plays. Only in this season, the team has experienced situations that have put the team at a disadvantage in important moments of the game. The red cards to Curtis Jones and Diogo Jota, put at a disadvantage the Merseyside team that despite holding much of the game, ended up falling to Tottenham with an own goal from Matip in the last minute.

Given this, the controversy has continued its course, even the PGMOL itself, the one in charge of administering the matches in England, have assured that the disallowed goal to Luis Diaz was undoubtedly an out of place, arguing that it was a human error. With that said, the VAR audios at Liverpool's request will be revealed to the public very soon. As happened with the case of Virgil Van Dijk with the controversial red card and subsequent bad behavior with the referee.

Due to the controversy of the referee in the match against Spurs, player like Alexis Mac Allister spoke about the situation. Even Lionel Messi's teammate in Argentina said that Tottenham played with 12 men. Making direct reference to the referee of the match. However, this would not be the only thing Liverpool are facing this season. The team accumulates an extremely negative and unusual record for the team.

Liverpool's negative record this season

According to Anfield Edition, Liverpool accumulates 4 red cards in 7 Premier League matches. Previously, the Anfield team had only managed this amount of cards in 168 matches. Which is a considerable record considering that the Merseyside team has never been characterised by a strong game. For now, Liverpool is preparing to appeal Curtis Jones' red card.