Published 11:01 PM , May 07 2019 GMT+1 | Last updated 11:08 PM , May 07 2019 GMT+1 Jurgen Klopp's post-match interview brilliantly sums up the Liverpool boss. Loading… He masterminded an incredible victory as Liverpool overturned a three-goal deficit to book a spot in the Champions League final. And speaking after Liverpool's 4-0 victory, Klopp was lost for words as he conducted a hilarious interview which included dropping the F-bomb. Advert 10 "I said to the boys before the game it was impossible..." "Winning is already difficult, but winning with a clean sheet? I don't know how we did it?!" Jurgen Klopp is lost for words, who can blame him? :microphone2: @DesKellyBTS pic.twitter.com/K0hOAMFa2D - Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) May 7, 2019 :microphone2: @DesKellyBTS: "A moment of genius from Trent..." Des Kelly: "Oh my God! 100%! We needed to be cheeky! We needed to be unpredictable." A moment of genius from Trent Alexander-Arnold has blown Jurgen Klopp's mind :joy: pic.twitter.com/XCPSTzwjlS - Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) May 7, 2019 "The whole game was too much," he said. "Winning is difficult but with a clean sheet, I don't know how they did it." Liverpool fans loved Klopp's reaction. Advert 10 Jurgen Klopp can swear when he wants now. Should chuck in a C word for good measure - Will Unwin (@Will_Unwin) May 7, 2019 Jurgen Klopp can swear as much as he likes tonight!!!!! #LivBar :microphone: - MáireT (@MaireTNC) May 7, 2019 @GaryLineker completely agree, why can't Jurgen Klopp swear! As u said it's after 10pm and emotions running so high they are god knows where. Great presenting! #BTSport #loveofthegame :clap::clap: - Kevin Polkinghorne (@pokers15) May 7, 2019 Love the way #Klopp drops F Bombs in interviews like they are not swear words #lovehim but has to win a final now x - Bwollox (@bwollox) May 7, 2019 Advert 10 Don't worry Jurgen the swearing was worse in our house with my 2 boys telling me not to swear:sweat_smile:#klopp - Phillip Wilson (@phillywilson2) May 7, 2019 Two-goal hero Gini Wijnaldum also shared his thoughts on Liverpool's thrilling European win. "After the game in Spain we were confident we could score four and win 4-0," he said. "People outside doubted us. They thought we couldn't do it. But once again we showed everything is possible in football. Advert 10 "I was really angry that the manager put me on the bench. I just tried to help my team, I'm happy I could do that with two goals." Image: PA Liverpool will now face Ajax or Tottenham in the Champions League final, with the other semi-final taking place on Wednesday. The Dutch club head into the second leg with a one-goal advantage. Advert 10 Who'll be crowned European champions on June 1?<doc-sep>Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp got a little telling-off for swearing in an interview following the club’s dramatic 3-2 win over Newcastle. The Reds had to work for another three points at St James’ Park, which ensures this season’s Premier League title race will go down to the final day of the season. Klopp could be forgiven for being a bit emotional after such an important win, but Sky Sports’ Geoff Shreeves had to remind him not to swear in the interview. The German tactician simply responded that they should bleep it out, which they did, so you can watch the video above without the trauma of Klopp’s foul language. Lucky you.<doc-sep>Jurgen Klopp said he would “remember it forever” after his Liverpool side won 4-0 at home to Barcelona to reach the Champions League final once again. The Reds were given little chance of overturning a 3-0 defeat from the first leg at the Nou Camp, but headed to Anfield full of belief regardless. And roared on by an incredible Anfield crowd, they did exactly what was required, dominating Barcelona and booking their place in Madrid through braces from Divock Origi and Gini Wijnaldum. Liverpool will now play either Ajax or Tottenham in the final in Madrid on June 1, and will be motivated by a night that encapsulated why Klopp believes “this club touches you like crazy.” “I will remember it forever, 100 percent,” he told reporters at Anfield. “I don’t know if it happened before and I don’t know if it can happen again. I really don’t know. The boys did it and it was brilliant.” Reaching the final has particular resonance given the events in last year’s clash with Real Madrid in Kyiv, in which Mohamed Salah‘s shoulder injury and Loris Karius‘ concussion paved the way to a miserable loss. “Last year we really felt we have to go back, we cannot let it stand like this, that’s not possible,” Klopp explained. “Now we get another chance, and we will go for that of course. “I’m not sure that [a night like this] will happen again, because it’s so special. “What the boys did tonight, when I saw the boys after the game and I saw tears in their eyes, that’s football, and they’re professionals and it’s still like this. “This club touches you like crazy, you feel much more than others. It’s really great, I love it.” Liverpool were without a trio of key players on the night in Salah, Roberto Firmino and Naby Keita, with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain also missing out as a precaution. The issue was compounded as Jordan Henderson took a knock to the knee and Andy Robertson was forced off at half-time with a calf injury that will require a scan on Wednesday. “Tonight was really intense. We started without Bobby, Mo and Naby, Ox not available but only [because] we rested him—hopefully an option for the weekend,” the manager said. “Then Hendo got an unbelievable kick against his knee, he didn’t feel his patella, that obviously doesn’t help in football; Robbo got the heel of Suarez against his calf. “So you saw both limping, then Virg goes down, then Sadio goes down, and you just think ‘OK, it would help if we could finish the game with 11’. “So we will see, we again try to collect the bones and go again against Wolves.” As Klopp says, Liverpool now need to turn their focus to the visit of Wolves on Sunday, as victory could still secure them the small matter of the Premier League title. * Video source: ISNTV<doc-sep>
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is probably going to be in trouble again after he dropped the F-bomb in a live post-match interview after his side’s famous 4-0 win over Barcelona on Tuesday night. Klopp is never afraid to show his passion and after Liverpool overcame a 3-0 first-leg deficit against Barcelona, to win 4-0 and claim a Champions League spot, he was in full flow. In the interview with BT Sport he swore once again, just as he did after Liverpool’s win over Newcastle at the weekend in the Premier League. This time, however, there was no pre-record, so the swear-word went out live on BT. Klopp said: ‘It’s 10:10pm, most children are in bed… these boys are f****** mentality giants, it’s unbelievable. Watch: Klopp is a legend, just casually swears on live TV 😂#LIVBAR pic.twitter.com/E6602ZY5dB — ChrisK3211 (@ChrisK3211) May 7, 2019 ‘Winning is already difficult. Winning with a clean sheet, I don’t know how the boys did it.’ ‘Fine me if you want,’ said Klopp, looking straight into the camera right afterwards. ‘I’m not native so I don’t have better words for it.’ And back in studio, Gary Lineker wasn’t feeling very apologetic for the bad language, saying: ‘He’s certainly getting quite excited there. I’ve been asked to apologise on behalf, but I’m not going to. I think he’s perfectly entitled to after that. ‘He can get away with it, it’s after 10 o’ clock, after the watershed. Well done, Jurgen!’ ‘He’s gonna get fined but I don’t think he’ll be bothered,’ said BT pundit Rio Ferdinand.