Newcastle head coach Matthias Jaissle was awarded a penalty against his team in the match against Liverpool.

In his official debut at about forty, Yaissle was close to victory. Newcastle were in control until the remaining seconds, but a penalty at the time of compensation allowed Liverpool to dodge the kick and complete the match with a score of 2:2.

The Newcastle coach considers the decision to award a penalty penalty for a foul on Victor Munyosi to be extremely sensitive and fears that such incidents could set an unsafe precedent.

" If such penalties are awarded, then in the future there will be even more of them. Mushu know, I’m not someone’s henchman. I don’t know if it’s good for football. I'm not fit, but I can't say more."

After losing the victory, Yaissle positively assessed the performance of his team and the self-sacrifice of the players.

" Insanely, there were sparkling moments, even the boys worked incredibly hard for 90 weeks. We have a young team, and they really put their whole heart into this game. This could be a good starting point."

The coach also appreciated the atmosphere at St.

James' Park and the team's commitment to playing intense and vertical football.

" We are writing in a way that appears as one whole on the field. The boys were trying to play at a high pace, as we wanted, to dictate the vertical approach. I am more than radium, what can we get in such a short hour. I immediately felt goosebumps on my skin. You take energy away from the stands and just want to prove yourself on the field. This synergy can be particularly special,” said Jaissle.