Anfield fans finally bid farewell to their manager after eight and a half years as Liverpool beat manager Jürgen Klopp 2-0 against 10-man Wolves.   Klopp wore black sneakers for the funeral in  his 491st and final match, and despite his tears, the stage took on a celebratory atmosphere.   Kopp paid tribute to some now-deceased coaches by repeating some old songs from his songbook - Roberto Firmino, Sadio Mane, Georginio Wijnaldum, Jordan Henderson, Divock Origi.   Fittingly, two players  represent Liverpool's long-term future: Alexis McAllister, signed last summer as part of a midfield overhaul, and 21-year-old back Jarrell Quasa - who remains a goal after Nelson Semedo was sent off.   After nearly nine years of stability, there is uncertainty  at almost every turn, with Klopp replacing most of the backroom staff  and  Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold and others in their 30s leaving and joining the final. They have annual contracts.


   There's a lot to be done with Feyenoord's manager Arne Slaughter, but he has at least one team that will be in the  title picture on Deadline Day, if not for as short a fortnight in April. He provides support for Klopp as he bids farewell to Anfield.   Its history is almost too numerous to count but, as well as seven major trophies, it also includes Liverpool's longest unbeaten run in the league - three years and 272 days between 2017 and 2021. "This is our goal for the moon and finally the stars in preparation for Klopp," he wrote.   "This is a club  ready to enter a new and exciting language, ready to end its multiple journeys." was called on the touchline.   VAR in the 28th minute The game was not over when  David Coote informed Referee Chris Kavanagh to control Semedoin's tackle on Mike Allister (Mac Allister) from the edge of the area.   Wolves wanted Premier League clubs to vote to scrap VAR this summer  but they refused. 


  Six minutes later Mac Allister got his revenge, stopping between defenders Santiago Bueno and Max Kilman to allow Harvey Elliott's Xavi Elio to score with a header.   Alexander-Arnold strikes for the corner as Endo Wataru's shot deflects around  Jose Sa's post, Cody Gakpo sends the ball to Salah at the far post and Salah clears Bueno, the ball is true forced into goal by Quasa. .   Van Dijk's shoulder on Matheus Cunha had Wolves screaming for a penalty but no suggestion was made.  The only thing missing from this perfect match is Anfield's talisman during the German era, Salah, who scored 211 goals in 349 appearances.   He was stopped by Sar and Kilman late in the first half and was stopped three more times  by the goalkeeper before half-time. 



   Klopp pulled his baseball cap over his eyes and smiled broadly as Luis Diaz deflected Gakpo's cross over the crossbar and bounced to the goal line.   Gakpo and Mike Allister also featured in the second half, but that was more important than their first clean sheet in 16 matches when Alisson Becker saved Pedro Neto's free kick.   Klopp left with the highest win rate (62%) of any Liverpool manager with more than 30 appearances and won his last game for the first time since Matt McQueen in 1928.   But for fantasy fans, this will be unforgettable. More than the trophies and statistics, he will be remembered for the reward of the entire stadium, including owners John W. Henry and Tom Werner. There was a continuous standing ovation for the last 10 minutes. minutes of your time.