Liverpool boss Arne Slot insists their second penalty call for Curtis Jones should have stood in victory over Chelsea.
Jones was originally award a second penalty as Liverpool were leading 1-0, before VAR helped overturn the decision.
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Slot said afterwards: "The main decision that went against us was the decision to overturn the referee with VAR.
"It could have been a completely different game if we'd gone 2-0 up.
"All the decisions were not in our favour, let's put it that way."
Slot was shown a yellow card during the game and added: "It came from the fact that a few decisions that did not go in our favour. Sometimes you cannot hold you emotions. The ref deserved to give me a yellow card."