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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s criticism of the Premier League’s new laws on awarding fouls after Manchester United were held to a 1-1 draw by Southampton.Solskjaer’s side were unable to secure all three points away against the Saints with the United boss claiming there should have been a foul awarded for Jack Stephens’ challenge on Bruno Fernandes in the lead up to Southampton’s goal.This follows earlier criticism made by Jurgen Klopp towards the more lenient stance referees are taking towards challenges this season, with the Liverpool manager saying it was a ‘backwards’ step.But Gary Lineker has voiced his disapproval towards Solskjaer’s comments calling for referees to prevent injury risks to his players.Speaking after the draw on Sunday,

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straight to your inbox every day for freeJurgen Klopp will face no action from the Football Association after criticising referee Andre Marriner after Liverpool's 1-0 defeat at Southampton on Monday night. Klopp also questioned why Manchester United are awarded more penalties than his side after seeing the champions stumble to a third successive game without a win.

straight to your inbox every day for freeGary Lineker has told Manchester United to take Jurgen Klopp's penalty jibe as a compliment. After Liverpool's 1-0 loss to Southampton on Monday evening, Klopp made a pointed remark about the amount of penalties United have been awarded in recent seasons.

Jurgen Klopp blasted Manchester United's penalty record after Liverpool were denied what he felt were two spot-kicks in their defeat to Southampton.

Jurgen Klopp took a swipe at Manchester United after Liverpool paid the penalty for another slow start. Danny Ings scored a quickfire opener against his old club and Southampton held on as the Reds missed a chance to go three points clear at the top.But Klopp blasted referee Andre Marriner for failing to give his side penalties for a handball by Jack Stephens and a foul on Sadio Mane.The Reds boss said: “Manchester United had more penalties in two years than me in five and a half years.

Two young Southampton fans were given a surprise they will never forget after they got the chance to see their favourite players clearly for the first time.

Southampton a shock lead. It proved to be the winner too, as Manchester City slumped to a NINTH league defeat of the season on the south coast.

Arsenal left St Mary's with all three points gift wrapped thanks largely to a glaring error from Southampton goalkeeper Alex McCarthy.