Liverpools Arne Slot gave the two-match ban on Merseyside Derby Chaos | Football messages

LiverpoolHead coach Arne slot faces a two-sided touchline suspension and a fine of £ 70,000 after his behavior during the Merseyside derby.
The incident occurred afterwards EvertonJames Tarkowski achieved a late equalization on February 12 in the 2-2 draw in Goodison Park, which led to turbulent events.
Match officer Michael Oliver Defened Slot and his assistant Sipke HulshoffIn addition to Liverpools Curtis Jones and Evertons Abdoulaye Doucore.
The football association published an explanation of sanctions against Everton, Liverpool, Slot and Hulshoff on Wednesday by an independent regulatory commission.
“It was claimed that the head coach of Liverpool acted inappropriately and/or insulting and/or abusive words and/or behaviors both towards the match referee and an assistant referee after the game has been completed,” says the explanation .
The Commission imposed fins of £ 65,000 and £ 50,000 for Liverpool.
Slot and Hulshoff received their layoffs after facing Oliver after the match. At a subsequent press conference, Slot recognized his emotional judgment.
“I should have acted differently after the game, but it is an emotional sport and sometimes individuals make false decisions and I definitely did that,” said the Dutch.
The argument between Jones and Doucours broke out when the latter celebrated Liverpool supporters, which led to Jones' intervention and a mass confrontation.
The suspension of Slot applies on March 8th for the Newcastle game on Wednesday and the home game in Southampton.
The ban excludes European competitions and enables Liverpool to be managed during the Technical Sentle on March 5 on March 5th and the Ligap Cup final against Newcastle.
Liverpool is currently heading the Premier League by 11 points in front of Arsenal and is favorites to secure their 20th top championship.