Liverpool Raup Cuan from the Champions League, Simeone can only go berserk!

Gilabola.com – Liverpool again stole a dramatic victory over Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, led them to additional big prize money, while coach Diego Simeone was involved in a commotion with fans, and Legend Anfield Jamie Carragher joined in a voice.

Big prize from the Champions League

This season’s Champions League comes in a new format which also means greater prize money for participating clubs. The total prize fund has now reached around Rp41 trillion, up from Rp34.6 trillion.

Each team that passed automatically gets Rp319 billion. In addition, the victory in the league phase worth Rp36.5 billion, while the draw still gave Rp12 billion. With a victory over Atletico, Liverpool immediately secured Rp36.5 billion, and if they were able to sweep eight full wins in the group phase, they could earn Rp292 billion.

Not stopping there, the top eight league phase teams will also receive an additional Rp34.5 billion. Great motivation for Arne Slot squad to repeat the achievements of last season when they top the league phase.

Simeone is hot and open voice

This match was also colored by chaos. Atletico Madrid coach, Diego Simeone, was expelled by the referee after clashing with Liverpool supporters after the determinants of Virgil Van Dijk in the final minutes.

Simeone then explained his frustration in front of the media. According to him, he continued to be insulted for 90 minutes and it triggered his reaction. “My reaction cannot be justified, but you know how it feels to be insulted for 90 minutes? After the opponent’s goal, it is still insulted,” he said.

UEFA is now said to be an investigation. There was even a report of Atletico’s staff caught on camera spitting on Liverpool supporters, which could lead to additional sentences.

Carragher also insinuated

Meanwhile, Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher only needs two words to insinuate the dramatic results. He wrote on social media: “Devil’s Club” with five laughter emojis, referring to five consecutive matches Liverpool always won through a final minute goal.

Even so, Andy Robertson claimed not to really like this dramatic winning habit. “We need to win again in a simpler way,” he said. The slot also agrees, emphasizing that the team should be able to close the game easier.