Klopp tells UEFA seminar that VAR must improve
The day after Liverpool beat Manchester City in a crunch match where VAR decisions were hotly disputed, the Premier League leader's coach Jurgen Klopp and other top football figures have suggested improvement is needed to the fledgling system.
Klopp, his City opposite number Pep Guardiola, Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane, and Thomas Tuchel of Paris Saint-Germain all attended the UEFA coaches forum in Nyon, Switzerland on Monday, where the VAR (Video Assistant Referee) system was a hot topic.
"It is clear it's a process where they have to keep on improving," Klopp said.
"It can be improved, a lot of things have to be done by human beings and we are not 100 per cent (either).
"There is space for some mistakes, nobody asks for perfection, just to have the right decision, that's all."
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