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The Dutchman was shown a red card after the final whistle at Goodison Park and subsequently received a two-match ban, which he will complete during his team's next league game against Southampton.

"It happened a lot and the emotions got the better of me," Slot admitted about his behaviour on Tuesday night.

I would do it (differently) next time as well." Slot isn't the only manager to have had a disagreement with officials this season.



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

Hackett issued a stark warning that fines failing to curb on-field misbehaviour could lead to points deductions in the Premier League.

He reminisced about his role during the heated Manchester United vs Arsenal match from the 90s, remarking: "If these fines going forward do not have the desired effect then we may see points deductions coming into play.

"The last time they used that sanction for an on-field mass confrontation was in the game between Manchester United v Arsenal (in the 1990s) where I was the man in the middle." Despite his musings and the historical precedent of Arsenal and United being docked points, there's no current suggestion from league authorities that such extreme measures are imminent.

The aftermath of Liverpool's derby didn't just stir controversy but also brought suspensions.

Midfielder Curtis Jones received a one-match suspension due to a red card, which he served at the same time as Everton's Abdoulaye Doucoure.

Liverpool coach Arne Slot, alongside his assistant Sipke Hulshoff, also missed overseeing their team's triumph over Newcastle in the league due to bans.

Without their manager, Liverpool secured victory thanks to goals from Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister, providing a significant morale lift ahead of their upcoming Carabao Cup final against the same rival.

Liverpool's Slot is only set back domestically, as he will be back at the helm for Champions League action before being side-lined again for the weekend Southampton fixture.
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