Mohamed Salah Involved in Heated Argument With Liverpool Coach Jurgen Klopp in West Ham Draw: Video

• Liverpool ace Mohamed Salah started the game against West Ham from the bench
• Liverpool's title chances suffered a huge blow after their 2-2 draw at West Ham
• Manager Jurgen Klopp will leave the Merseyside club at the end of the season

Mohamed Salah and Jurgen Klopp were involved in a heated argument on the touchline during Liverpool's Premier League game at West Ham.

The Reds saw their title ambition slip once again after a 2-2 draw at the London Olympic Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Salah started on the bench as a strike from Andy Robertson and an Alphonse Areola own-goal were cancelled out by goals from Jarrod Bowen and Michail Antonio.

In a video shared on social media, Salah is seen visibly angry as he exchanged words with the departing Liverpool gaffer. Darwin Nunez and Joe Gomez had to step in to cool tempers.

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It is unclear what triggered the Egyptian or his boss but it left an unpleasant scene at the Olympic Stadium.

Meanwhile, the draw means Liverpool are two points behind leaders Arsenal who are yet to play while Manchester City have two matches at hand.

Klopp announced he will be leaving Liverpool midway through the season and had wanted to depart on a high but it looks like the Reds will end the campaign trophyless.

Salah has been Liverpool's best player this season, scoring 24 goals across all competitions, per Transfermarkt.

The Egypt international's future at Anfield remains uncertain despite having a year left on his contract. Saudi Arabian giants Al Ittihad are reportedly preparing an offer to sign the forward in the summer transfer window.

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Earlier, Sports Brief reported that West Ham effectively snuffed out Liverpool's slim Premier League title hopes on Saturday, coming back to draw 2-2 at the London Stadium.

Jarrod Bowen put the home team ahead in the closing minutes of a forgettable first half but Andy Robertson levelled after the break.

A bizarre Alphonse Areola own goal 20 minutes into the second half put the visitors in front but Michail Antonio pulled West Ham level in the 77th minute.