The team s final victory was red! Liverpool s 95 million new apology apologized, and was angrily criticized by the coach: Stupid + no need

In a focus game in the third round of the British League Cup that ended in the early morning of September 24, Liverpool beat Southampton 2-1 at home and successfully advanced to the top 16. In this game, Liverpool's new player Ekitic, whose transfer fee is 95 million euros, performed well.

After he helped the team to win the final victory, he took off his clothes and celebrated with a yellow card. He had already received a yellow card because of venting his anger because of smashing the ball, so he was sent off, which not only allowed the team to play one less player, but also missed the key game between the away game against Crystal Palace this weekend due to suspension. After the game, Ekitic apologized to Liverpool fans on social media: "I am extremely excited to be able to participate in the home game of the League Cup tonight for the first time and help the team win again! But I am indeed out of control tonight. I apologize to all the Red Army families, and thank the fans who have always supported us and the teammates who have won the game together!"

However, although the French scorer publicly apologized, he was still fiercely criticized by coach Slot. At the post-match press conference, the famous Dutch coach angrily criticized his beloved disciple: "The first yellow card is no longer necessary, and the second one is stupid because you have to control your emotions."

"I know it is difficult, no matter whether you play No. 9 in the Premier League or any league. Because the defender can do almost any move he wants, if you pull the jersey or push him a little, you will be awarded a free kick. So the best way is to always control your emotions. If you can't do it, you must use a way to not get a yellow card."

Fortunately, Italian international Chiesa Jr. performed well in this game and completed the double assists. Ekitic's suspension has made him hopeful to be the Liverpool center position with Isaac in the weekend's game against Crystal Palace.