Liverpool fans are furious at not getting a last-gasp penalty, and Jurgen Klopp and Gary Neville agree with them.

Liverpool fans were furious when they were denied a penalty in injury time for Jeremy Doku's apparent kick on Alexis Mac Allister.

As the clock ticked at Anfield, city ​​of manchester They failed to adequately clear their lines on a corner with the score 1-1.

The ball fell in front of Doku and he made a late move, and the winger appeared to kick Mac Allister in the chest.

After a quick VAR check, referee Michael Oliver waved play on and the result ended in a draw. Liverpool The fans left furious.

Addressing X, one said: “Doku just kicked Mac Allister in the chest in the 98th minute and it wasn't awarded a penalty. Disgrace.”

“I don't think we'll ever see a more egregious penalty than this. Unbelievable. Absolutely fucking stolen,” a second added.

A third said: “That's a Doku evasion penalty on Mac Allister, shocking, shocking, shocking decision.”

“HOW IS THIS NOT A PENALTY?!?!?! WHAT A JOKE!!!” said a fourth angrily afterwards.

Even the Manchester United legend Gary Neville He thought Doku had gotten his way, as he said in Sky Sports commentary: “I think he's a very lucky guy.”

Jurgen Klopp He was also surprised not to see the penalty, as he told the BBC: “It was 100 per cent a penalty. They will find an explanation. It was 100 per cent a foul in all areas of the pitch and probably a yellow card.

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“All the people with iPads around me were saying 'wow, sure.' Maybe they can hide behind the phrase 'it's not clear or obvious.'”

“Of course it's a penalty, but we didn't commit it and that's fine. The most important thing for me is that we can play football like this. I saw a lot of sensational performances today.”

“For every footballer on the planet it's a penalty,” he also told Sky Sports, with Klopp clearly baffled as to why his team were not given a final chance to score from the penalty spot.

Liverpool had another corner after the decision, but failed to take advantage of it and the match ended in a draw.

City took the lead in the first half when John Stones scored from close range after a clever delivery from Kevin De Bruyne.

Alexis Mac Allister equalized from the spot early in the second half after Darwin Núñez was fouled by Ederson, who he was injured.

Doku could have scored the winning goal moments before he was at the center of the controversy, but his low shot came off the post and went wide.

After the draw, Liverpool are only behind leaders Arsenal on goal difference, with City just one point behind third place.