A message to Liverpool fans after the decision to ban them from attending the matches
Liverpool coach Juergen Klopp expressed his sorrow to the Reds fans. After the recent decision to play matches behind closed doors due to the outbreak of the Corona virus.
Liverpool will play their next home matches without the crowd attending. After the British government decisions to place the city of Liverpool in level 3 of the government's restrictions against the Corona virus. With the start of the second wave of the epidemic across England.
The newspaper "Everpool Echo" quoted Klopp's answer about whether he was sad about the decision to prevent fans from attending the matches in the coming period. He said: “Yes..We do not play football for ourselves. We play for our families and friends, and first and foremost for our fans.”
The German pointed out: “The world is still in a difficult place. We all hoped that it would be different at the end of the year, but it is winter that people cannot go out and there will be a second wave.”
Klopp concluded his talk about Liverpool's position in the competition schedule, saying: “We are in the lead and this is good, it is better than any other position in the league, it was a strange season so far and it will remain so, we fight and try to do everything to get good results from matches, sometimes. Sometimes it's good and other times it's not. ”