Ang Liverpool from Jurgen Klopp lost this Saturday City of Manchester in the semifinals of Emirates FA Cupso the reds will play in the final of the tournament after a 2-3 win at Wembley. Ibrahima Konate and Sadio Mane on two occasions they prevailed over the citizens cutting off differences in the objectives of Jack Grealish and Bernardo Silvabut his two goals were not enough to prevent the Anfield team from returning to the final of a competition they have not won since 2006.
With this success, Jürgen Klopp was able to beat Pep Guardiola for the tenth timesomething not achieved nobody in history. The German coach was the coach with the most wins against Santpedor, with 9, but until the semifinal match of the oldest football tournament in the world, the former Borussia Dortmund player reached this round figure.
This is how Klopp’s victories against Guardiola are shared
Until before the semifinals, the balance between wins and losses between Klopp and Guardiola was pretty much the same, with 9 wins for each and 4 draws.. With the style of play and dream team with Manchester City, it was almost impossible to beat Pep, only Klopp came close, and in Guardiola’s own words before City – Liverpool last weekend, the former Barça player qualified in german as “the biggest rival of my career”. For his part, the Liverpool coach did not hesitate to give Pep the label “best coach in the world”. After the FA Cup semi-final match, Klopp has beaten Guardiola 10 times, tied 5 times and lost 9 in 24 games. where he faced Guardiola between his stays at Borussia Dortmund and now on Liverpool. In Germany, under the leadership of the ‘Borusser’ team, Klopp beat Pep’s Bayern Munich in 4 games and with the Reds he achieved this in 6 games.
What is clear is that this balance is likely to change in the coming years as neither Manchester City nor Liverpool, two of the best teams in the world, seem to be easing.
Managers with the most wins against Pep Guaridola
- Jurgen Klopp: 10
- Jose Mourinho: 7
- Mauricio Pochettino and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: 4
- Arsene Wenger, Thomas Tuchel, Nuno Espírito Santo and Antonio Conte: 3
- Manuel Pellegrini, Brendan Rodgers, Dieter Hecking, Markus Weinzierl, Carlo Ancelotti and Luis Enrique: 2
Source: La Verdad
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