Jurgen Klopp unsure if touchline ban should have come his way

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says he does not know if he should have been given a touchline ban for his behaviour during the victory over Manchester City earlier this month.

Klopp was red-carded late on in the 1-0 win at Anfield on 16 October after directing angry protests at referee Anthony Taylor and his assistant over no foul being given for a challenge on Mohamed Salah by Bernardo Silva.

On Thursday the Football Association announced the German, having accepted his behaviour was "improper", had been handed a £30,000 fine over the incident by an independent panel, but he avoided a touchline ban.

The FA may choose to appeal that decision once it receives the written reasons from the panel.

Asked on Friday if he felt it was a fair punishment, Klopp told a press conference: "I know what I said, and I know that saying that, but from a further distance and with a different face, it would have been completely fine. I said 'how can you not, how can you not?'

"I think the most expensive face, I'm not sure in the world, but at least here. I think it's a lot of money but I heard it will be invested for something good, and that's fine.

"Should I have got a ban? I don't know. I never was in the situation, I never had a red card, I didn't ever have a yellow card as far as I know.

"I'm the wrong person that you should ask. I have no idea about what the usual things are. I had a touchline ban years ago in the Champions League with (Borussia) Dortmund, very similar situation, but obviously the Champions League is slightly different.

"I'm not happy or relieved or whatever. It's just I was waiting for the punishment, take it, and then go from there.

Klopp was speaking ahead of Saturday's Premier League home clash with Leeds, for which he