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Former PGMOL chief Keith Hackett has suggested the Premier League could be tempted to introduce points sanctions for managers' behaviour in the aftermath of Arne Slot's run-in with Michael Oliver.

Liverpool manager Slot let Oliver know exactly what he made of the referee's decision to allow James Tarkowski's late leveller in the Merseyside Derby in February.

The Dutchman was shown a red ard after the final whistle at Goodison Park, eventually receiving a two-match ban which he will complete against Southampton in his team's next league game.

"It happened a lot and the emotions got the better of me," Slot said of his behaviour.

I hope that the level of fines will receive a more controlled approach by the manager and his assistant.

“If these fines going forward do not have the desired effect then we may see points deductions coming into play.

Despite Hackett's speculation, there has been no indication from the Premier League that points deductions for on-field offences are in the pipeline.

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Midfielder Curtis Jones served a one-match ban for a red card, as did Everton's Abdoulaye Doucoure, while Slot's assistant Sipke Hulshoff joined the boss in sitting out the Reds' last league game.

Liverpool still won without their manager in the dugout, with John Heitinga taking charge of the 2-0 league win over Newcastle.

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