Arne Slot breaks his silence on his red card after Michael Oliver clash - and gives his verdict on chaotic end to the Merseyside derby

Arne Slot has said he should have acted differently in the aftermath of a stormy Merseyside derby which led to him being given a red card by referee Michael Oliver. Arne Slot has broken his silence on the red card he was branded after the Merseyside derby Slot was shown a red card by Michael Oliver following a handshake and exchange of words He confronted Oliver after the Reds conceded equaliser deep into stoppage time at Everton 'There were many things that happened in extra-time that led me to being emotional but there is a process now which I have to respect so I won't go into details. Slot also said he would probably speak to Jones who received a second yellow card by squaring up to Doucoure after the Everton player celebrated his side's late draw in front of the Liverpool support. The Liverpool boss also spoke on Curtis Jones following his red card after the full time whistle Jones was given his marching orders after confronting Abdoulaye Doucoure on the field The incident triggered a post-match brawl involving several players, with both players sent off Expert lip-reader Jeremy Freeman, meanwhile, has lifted the lid on what exactly Slot told Oliver both before and after being dismissed at Goodison Park.