JURGEN KLOPP has admitted it is “tough” to deal with the VAR shambles as he slammed three decisions in Liverpool’s defeat to Tottenham.

Curtis Jones and Diogo Jota were sent off for the Reds with Klopp claiming both were unfairly dismissed.

Jurgen Klopp fumed at several decisions during and after the match

But Luis Diaz’s first-half goal, which would have given his team a 1-0 lead and was disallowed for offside, most incensed the Liverpool manager.

In a statement issued after the game, the PGMOL apologized and acknowledged that Diaz’s goal ought to have stood. They cited a “significant human error” as the cause.

SunSport is aware of VAR. Darren Although England was aware that Diaz was on the side, they failed to remember the actual play.

He then accidentally gave the “check complete” signal believing he was AWARDING Diaz’s goal when, in fact, he was allowing play to continue at 0-0.

When Klopp was asked about the incident before learning of the PGMOL’s apology, he said: “When we saw it, we thought ‘that’s not offside’. They drew the lines wrong.

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Luis Diaz was wrongly deemed offside before scoring at Tottenham and VAR failed to intervene 

“It is so tough to deal with it. I’m now relatively calm, and during the game we were really calm. Your heart rate is 160-180… and you see that, and the red card and the next red card. It’s difficult.”

He also criticised Diogo Jota’s dismissal and felt his side’s style of play did not warrant two red cards.

He added: “How can Jota in this game go off the pitch with two yellow cards, the first he barely touched him and for sure not his fault.

“That is what is the problem. We have so many things. When did you last hear a game with 11 v 9? And we were close to 11v 8! There were no horrible fouls.

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“We were not kicking players or whatever. The boys made a super intense game of it, it is crazy how hard we fought. In the end we got nothing. The result is gone but the performance will stay with me forever. I loved our attitude and our desire.

“They didn’t do it on purpose, I know that, but mistakes still happen. If we want to talk about it do it properly and not with creating headlines with emotional managers.”

And the irate German was quick to dismiss the PGMOL’s eventual apology – insisting it does not help his side.

He told a press conference: “Who does that help? We had that situation in the Man Utd game.

“Did Wolves get the points for it? We won’t get the points for it.

“We all thought that when VAR came in it would make things easier.”

Klopp felt just as strongly about the call to show Jones a red card for his tackle on Yves Bissouma.

He claimed it was not a bad tackle, with Gary Neville also suggesting Jones was unfortunate to see red as he did not intend to slip over the ball.

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Klopp added: “I never saw a game like this with the most unfair circumstances, crazy decisions.

“We scored an own goal, that is really tough to take but I am really proud. The first red card, Curtis steps on the ball and goes over. Not a bad tackle.

“It looks different in slow motion. He steps full throttle on the ball and goes over the ball. That is unlucky.”