Concern in Liverpool over the resignation of Chris Kavanagh as referee for the game against Nottingham

The Reds are having a great season and they remain at the top of the Premier League, in addition to the great individual level of certain players who are conquering Anfield for their great dedication, so this season seems like it can bring great things for the Reds, however there is a point that could stop Liverpool despite their high level.

This season the Reds have been seriously affected by bad decisions by the VAR and the referees, despite the claims of Jürgen Klopp nothing seems to change, since the bad decisions begin when appointing those who will be the referees for the Liverpool matches, And for important matches they usually use referees who have already had problems with Klopp or whose mistakes are constant when calling Liverpool games. 

So now Klopp has two problems to think about, both the planning of the matches and the problem of the referees who have affected them with their terrible decisions, so this is already a constant and that is that for the match against Nottingham Forest have already appointed the referee, who will be Chris Kavanagh, and this seems to be a terrible decision for the Reds.

And Kavanagh has had terrible games this season and the most recent of them was in Chelsea vs Arsenal and in that game the blues goalkeeper Roberto Sánchez, in a play inside the area, came out to cut off a cross inside the area girl, however he did not touch the ball and ended up running over the Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesús, to which the referee did not mark anything, letting a clear penalty pass in favor of the Gunners.

Despite adversity, Klopp thinks about winning

The Reds receive Nottingham Forest at Anfield, however the bad news affects Anfield and that is that the referee's appointment has put great doubts about his performance, however the Reds have to remain firm to be able to stay in the first places and is that if they win they could move up to third place, since Manchester City is playing the Manchester derby, so if there is a draw or a defeat for the Citizens the Reds could move up one place in the Premier League.