What Jon Moss and linesman discussed just moments before Harry Kane’s penalty was awarded

Three goals and a penalty miss all took place within the final 10 minutes at Anfield as Liverpoolproduced a thrilling 2-2 draw with Spurs.

But controversy surrounded Jon Moss’s decision to award Spurs a penalty in the 87th minute.

After collecting the ball in an offside position, Harry Kane was brought down by Loris Karius when he was through on goal.

However, a penalty was still given because of Dejan Lovren’s attempted clearance. The defender miskicked the through ball and created a new phase of play, subsequently meaning Kane was onside.

Jon Moss consulted the linesman who told the referee that it’s a penalty if Lovren did indeed get the touch.

The linesman said: “All I need to know is if Lovren touched the ball or not.

“If Lovren didn’t touch the ball, he’s offside, he doesn’t have the penalty. ”

Christian Eriksen who was stood nearby jumped in and said: “He touched the ball.”

Liverpool star Emre Can immediately attempted to counter the Denmark international’s argument.

Speaking after the game, Klopp told Sky Sports: “It’s hard to accept all the decisions today.

“It was clear two sides of high quality both wanted to win desperately, but the result was massively influenced by linesman decisions. We have to take it, that’s how it is.”