Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp insists he has already made peace with Mo Salah after a heated touchline exchange.

The Reds saw their English Premier League title hopes all-but ended by West Ham in the 2-2 draw with David Moyes' side at the London Stadium - but the post-match talking points were dominated by the spat with Egyptian star Salah. The forward was named on the bench by Klopp for Saturday's lunchtime kick-off - and after the 31-year-old didn't appear pleased when he was called on as a second half substitute.

With temperatures rising, Liverpool star Darwin Nunez had to step in and pulled Salah away from his manager. Asked by TNT Sports if he could share what was said during the exchange, Klopp was keen to play down the flashpoint. He said: "No. But we have spoken already in the dressing room. For me it is now done."

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