(Reuters) – A pitch gatecrasher who collided with the Liverpool players lauding their seventh goal against Manchester Combined and nearly hurt Andy Robertson has been caught by Merseyside Police and will be denied from Anfield for eternity.
The fan pursued onto the field the last objective of Sunday’s 7-0 triumph over their opponents and slipped, slamming into Robertson, who fell while gripping his lower leg yet dominated the match.
A 16-year-old kid was captured on doubt of infringing on a football field, as per Merseyside Police.
“This unsatisfactory and hazardous way of behaving has no legitimization. The club expressed in an explanation on Monday that “the wellbeing and security of players, partners, and allies is extremely vital.”
“The club has suspended the record of the supposed wrongdoer until the conventional assents process is finished.
“The wrongdoer could confront a lawbreaker record and a lifetime restriction from Anfield and all Head Association arenas whenever saw as at fault for entering the pitch without consent. These activities are dangerous, illegal, and convey serious repercussions.”
The police asserted that their work force were teaming up with the club in regards to the occurrence.
In a proclamation, it said, “He is booked to willfully go to a police headquarters in Merseyside with respect to this episode.”
The fan was driven away by stewards and besides got an earful from Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp, who was infuriated on the touchline as the linesman tried to calm the German boss.
The success moved Liverpool up to fifth spot, three focuses behind Tottenham Hotspur, who are presently in fourth spot with a game close by, because of the improvement in the outcome. On Saturday, they travel to confront Bournemouth, a group that faces transfer.
(Bengaluru report by Rohith Nair; altering by Christian Radnedge)
