Jurgen Klopp clashes with Mohamed Salah during Liverpool's 2-2 Premier League draw with West Ham on Saturday.

Salah started on the bench for Liverpool's trip to London Stadium, with Klopp recruiting starters Luis Diaz, Cody Gakpo and Harvey Elliott in attack.

The Egyptian international was substituted 11 minutes after Michail Antonio headed in a Jarrod Bowen equalizer to equalize for West Ham.

But then Salah reacted angrily to the short words he received from Klopp.

Angered, Salah waved his hand several times during the exchange with Klopp before Darwin Nunez and Joe Gomez pushed him away from the Liverpool manager.

When asked what happened after the match, Klopp said: “We have already talked in the locker room. For me, that's ready.

Bowen gave West Ham the lead shortly before half-time, but Liverpool equalized in the 48th minute through Andy Robertson.

But West Ham scored a point as Bowen's fine pass from the right was headed in by Antonio.

The result keeps Liverpool third in the Premier League, two points behind leaders Arsenal with one game in hand and one behind Manchester City, who have played less than two games.