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Arne Slot Suspended Before Newcastle Clash – How Will He Communicate with Liverpool Players?

The English Football Association has announced a two-match suspension for Liverpool manager Arne Slot, including the highly anticipated clash against Newcastle United in the Premier League on Wednesday. This suspension follows incidents that took place during the Merseyside derby against Everton earlier this month, with fines also imposed on both clubs.

Suspension Details and Communication with Players

According to the suspension rules, Slot is banned from the touchline for the match but will still be able to communicate with the coaching staff via phone or through an intermediary delivering instructions to the bench. The restrictions include:

No presence on the touchline, even during pre-match warm-ups.
Allowed in the dressing room before the match and at halftime to address the players.
Permitted to conduct post-match media duties, including press interviews.

Champions League Eligibility

Despite the domestic suspension, the ban does not apply to the UEFA Champions League, meaning Slot will be allowed on the touchline for Liverpool’s Round of 16 first-leg clash against Paris Saint-Germain on March 5.

This suspension poses a challenge for the Reds ahead of the Newcastle game, especially in the highly competitive Premier League. However, Slot will continue to guide his team remotely in an effort to secure a positive result.

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