Jurgen Klopp's punishment has been officially announced by the FA following an incident that took place during this month's match between Liverpool and Manchester City.
Earlier this month, when Liverpool played Manchester City, Klopp appeared to yell in the linesman's face, expressing his rage at the official for failing to rule in Liverpool's favour.
The FA has finally made public Klopp's punishment after the Liverpool manager was charged with involvement in the incident; he was given a £30,000 fine but not a touchline suspension.
For someone like Klopp, who will be grateful he doesn't have to sit through a game, the fine is probably a drop in the bucket.
His behaviour was unacceptable, but the punishment is probably fair as he was caught up in the moment.
Klopp accepted the charge and agreed with the referee’s decision to send him off during his post-match interview.
“In the end, probably deserved,” said Klopp on his red card, as quoted by The Mirror.
The Liverpool manager may not get let off as lightly if an incident like this occurs again in the near future, so he may have to tone himself down in upcoming games.