Looking back at his time at Anfield, Jurgen Klopp reflected on the 2018/19 Premier League title race that broke Liverpool's hearts.
Manchester City hosted Leicester City in one of the final games of the season when James Maddison failed to stop Vincent Kompany from scoring.
Pep Guardiola's men won the Etihad 1–0 to finish first that season, beating Liverpool to the title following an incredible close and competitive campaign.
The German said: "The moment when Kompany touched the ball there, I am really happy I didn't get a stroke in that moment as that's how it must feel.
"I remember exactly how I was lying on the sofa watching and thinking 'Maddison block him, close him down'. Since then I don't like Maddison.
"Leicester played really good first half, after that they should have scored. It's just a personal thing, I have no problem with him, but when I see him it's..."
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