What Liverpool boss Arne Slot can and can't do in next match after red vs Everton

What Liverpool boss Arne Slot can and can't do in next match after red vs EvertonTensions spilled over after Liverpool's 2-2 draw against Everton as Curtis Jones and Abdoulaye Doucoure were

sent off, while Arne Slot and assistant Sipke Hulschoff were also shown red cardsCommentsSportOli Gamp10:03, 13 Feb 2025Updated 10:04, 13 Feb 2025Liverpool boss Arne Slot will be banned from

the touchline for their next game against Wolves Liverpool boss Arne Slot will be watching the team's next game against Wolves from the stands this weekend after being sent off following

their feisty 2-2 draw with Everton on Wednesday night.

Tensions spilled over after the final Merseyside Derby at Goodison Park, which finished all square after James Tarkowski's dramatic equaliser on the volley. Curtis Jones and Abdoulaye

Doucoure were involved in an altercation after the whistle.

‌ It led to a huge brawl between the two teams, with Jones taking issue with Doucoure after seeing him celebrate the result in front of the travelling Liverpool fans.

‌ As chaos continued on the pitch Slot and his assistant Sipke Hulschoff were involved in a tense conversation with referee Michael Oliver and were both shown red cards. Mirror Football has

broken down what rules the Liverpool boss must now follow this weekend.

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whistleWhere can Arne Slot watch the Wolves game? Slot will have to watch the game against Vitor Pereira's men from the stands at Anfield - that is unless the Premier League decide to

increase the punishment and order a total stadium ban.

The 46-year-old is set to view the game from the directors' box in a frustrating turn of events for the Reds boss. He will not be allowed on the touchline at any time.

‌ He will be joined by Hulschoff in watching the match in the stands after his assistant was also sent off in the aftermath at Goodison.

Slot must watch Liverpool's game against Wolves from the directors' stand this weekendIs Slot allowed to speak with his players or staff? Slot will be allowed to communicate with his

coaching team on the touchline via a phone or walkie-talkie. He can even send a "runner" down to the touchline, someone who can relay a message back to his staff.

‌ It will be a slightly more tricky situation for Liverpool, with one of Slot's first team coaches, ex-Everton defender Johnny Hentinga having to lead the team given that Hulschoff is banned

too.

However, Slot will be able to give his usual pre-match team talk in the dressing room. He'll also be able to come down and speak to his players at half time and full time.

The Dutchman may communicate with staff via a phone or walkie-talkie‌Can Slot come down onto the pitch at full time? Slot is banned being on the touchline at any point of the game, meaning

he cannot be pitchside before the game or even after the final whistle.

He won't be able to come down and congratulate his players should they win the game or applaud the supporters.

The Dutchman is also not permitted to speak with the referee at any stage - avoiding a repeat of his furious chat with Oliver on Wednesday.

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