Can t afford to lose? Simeone dyed red after Atletico Madrid was defeated and he put his middle finger at the stands of the fans

At Liverpool, he defeated Atletico Madrid 3-2 with Van Dijk's last-minute goal. After this goal appeared, the court was in chaos, and Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone was sent off with a red card for furiousness. It is reported that Simeone had an argument with the Liverpool fans behind him, and the two sides almost broke out in a conflict. In the process of handling the conflict, Simeone "puts the middle finger" and eventually he was sent off with a red card and left the field early.

The coach who has been coaching at Atletico Madrid for a long time had witnessed the team's unremitting efforts to tie the team from 0-2 to 2-2. But in the last moment, it was all shattered by Liverpool captain Van Dijk's header. When Anfield fell into madness, Simeone seemed to be angry with the fans behind him who clashed with the fans close to the sidelines.

Under the mockery of the cheerful home fans, the Argentine was pulled by security personnel, but he broke free from the constraints of the coaching staff and seemed to make an insulting middle finger gesture into the stands. Eventually, referee Maurizio Mariana showed Simeone a red card, and he was sent off with a few seconds left in the game.

In the commentary of TNT Sports, Fletcher witnessed the entire process of the conflict between Simeone and the fans. He said: "Simone rushed into the audience! He was completely out of control. I don't know what anyone said to him. He may think he was wronged - we only know he was sent off with a red card." After the game, when asked why he responded so, Simeone told the media: "People always say that they should maintain respect, but there are still people behind me throughout the game. I cannot respond as a coach. My reaction should not be rationalized, but it is not easy to endure 90 minutes of abuse. The referee expressed his understanding of this situation. I hope Liverpool can improve this and should be investigated when the person in charge is identified." After the game, Simeone performed more generously in an interview with UEFA, praising the two teams for their performance in this fast-paced match. “The truth is, it’s a great game, facing incredible fans in a fantastic stadium, against a team with many great players,” Simeone said. "We also have our own weapons, we go all out and try to lead the game in the direction we want, and I think we are threatening."