Liverpool boss Arne Slot has admitted he regrets his behaviour that saw him sent off after the final whistle of Wednesday's Merseyside derby, saying he would "do it differently" next time.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot faces an anxious wait to learn the extent of his ban after being sent off in the aftermath of Wednesday’s heated Merseyside derby against Everton. The match, which ended in a 2-2 draw thanks to James Tarkowski’s goal in the eighth minute of stoppage time,

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot will speak at a press conference on Friday when he will have the chance to give his take on the Merseyside derby chaos for the first time

The Premier League have backtracked on their statement regarding Arne Slot with the Liverpool boss previously said to have been banned for two games

Arne Slot was sent off at the end of a chaotic Merseyside derby after using ‘offensive, insulting, or abusive language’, the Premier League has confirmed. Tempers flared at Goodison Park at full-time after James Tarkowski’s last-minute goal rescued a 2-2 draw for Everton against Premier League leaders Liverpool.