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Match report as Liverpool controversially denied stoppage-time leveller in defeat against Toulouse; Jarell Quansah's 97th-minute goal disallowed because of a handball by Alexis Mac Allister in build-up; Liverpool suffer first Europa League defeat of the season but remain top of Group E. Jarell Quansah saw a dramatic stoppage-time equaliser controversially disallowed by VAR as Liverpool suffered their first Europa League defeat of the season in a loss at Toulouse. Quansah thought he had scored a 97th-minute leveller, which would have been the academy graduate's first for the club, but Alexis Mac Allister was deemed to have handled in the build-up after referee Georgi Kabakov went to the pitchside monitor before ruling out the goal.
Liverpool had been given hope of a late comeback after substitute Diogo Jota, who had replaced Luis Diaz just hours following his father's release by kidnappers in Colombia , scored an 89th-minute goal to make it Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player. But Toulouse substitute Frank Magri's 76th-minute goal proved to be the winner after Cristian Casseres' own goal in the 74th minute had halved the French side's lead following strikes by Aron Donnum 36 and Thijs Dallinga Defeat for Group E leaders Liverpool saw Klopp's side miss out on the win that would have qualified them for the last 16 as group winners, with Toulouse moving two points behind them.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp admits he is more concerned with side's defensive display than the role VAR played in denying his side a late Europa League draw. Having witnessed a display riddled with individual mistakes, a dramatic conclusion might have ended with Liverpool rescuing a point.
That's my main issue tonight. The decision to allow Quansah's late equaliser for Liverpool seemed harsh - and may have been incorrect. Mac Allister accidentally controlled the ball with his arm - which was close to his body - at the start of the move that eventually led to the defender's goal. But IFAB laws state that an "accidental handball that leads to a team-mate scoring a goal or having a goal-scoring opportunity will no longer be considered an offence".
There's no doubt that Mac Allister didn't mean to control the ball with his arm, and several players touched the ball before Quansah finished. Liverpool had hammered Toulouse at Anfield last month but just two weeks on they were beaten in the south of France in a topsy-turvy encounter to see their seven-game unbeaten run in all competitions ended.