Fans terrified by Jurgen Klopp’s ‘psychotic smile’ as Liverpool crash out of Champions League vs Real Madrid

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Fans terrified by Jurgen Klopp’s ‘psychotic smile’ as Liverpool crash out of Champions League vs Real Madrid

JURGEN KLOPP left viewers terrified with a “psychotic smile” as Liverpool crashed out of the Champions League.

Liverpool were visiting the Bernabeu knowing they had to overturn a 5-2 first-leg defeat.

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But it was Carlo Ancelotti‘s UCL specialists who broke the deadlock in the 78th minute thanks to 2022 Ballon d’Or winner Karim Benzema.

As the game reached injury time, Kostas Tsimikas saw the ball strike his arm after deflecting off his thigh as he blocked a shot inside the penalty area.

A VAR check ensued, with the outrageous amount of time taken to come to a decision leaving Jurgen Klopp smiling on the side, though most likely not through enjoyment.

Viewers rushed to social media to comment on the German’s “creepy” smile.

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One said: “Klopp got that psychotic smile.”

A second commented: “Klopp’s smile is so creepy .”

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A third remarked: “Someone screenshot that Klopp smile bro hes not real .”

“THAT KLOPP SMILE FRAME WITH ANCELOTTI SHSHSHSHS ALL TIMER,” declared a fourth.

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A fifth admitted: “Omds that Klopp smile was worth suffering through this whole match lmaooooooooooo.”

A sixth joked: Klopp smiles like a creep when his team is losing,” while another added: “Klopp could deadass look at anything and still smile at it lmao.”

Madrid saw out the final few seconds before playing “You’ll Never Walk Alone” from their speaker system in a classy gesture.

The Reds Champions League exit comes after a 1-0 defeat to Bournemouth which saw their top four hopes dented.

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Klopp’s side have gone from being two games away from winning an unprecedented quadruple last season to having virtually no hope of winning a trophy this season.

The Champions League represented the club’s final realistic avenue for silverware, but now the best they are likely to get come the end of the season is a spot in the top four.

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