• Jurgen Klopp refused to divulge details of his conversation with Pep Guardiola after Liverpool's draw against Manchester City.
• The Reds went behind but secured a point in the second half through Alexis Mac Allister's penalty.
• Klopp praised his team for their exceptional performance, expressing confidence in their ability.

Jurgen Klopp declined to reveal what was discussed during his postmatch conversation with Pep Guardiola following Liverpool's 11 draw against Manchester City at Anfield. The match saw John Stones score from a Kevin De Bruyne corner before Alexis Mac Allister equalized through a penalty in an intense second half. Although he kept the details private, Klopp mentioned that both coaches have great respect for each other and may become friends after their careers end.

Klopp expressed satisfaction with how well they played against Man City, particularly highlighting their success in penetrating the opponent’s midfield as some of the best moments of his coaching career. Despite not capitalizing on several scoring opportunities, he emphasized that it was an exceptional football game for them and stressed that being right there alongside top teams like Arsenal and Man City is significant given their challenging schedule and squad situation.

When asked if this quality game would make him reconsider leaving at seasonend, Klopp responded negatively but acknowledged enjoying watching incredible matches from the stands alongside his wife. He humorously stated that maybe one day he will try explaining better why these games do not influence his decision to leave.