Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola has expressed frustration over a missed penalty opportunity against Arsenal, with the team ultimately losing 0-1. The incident occurred when striker Alexander Isak's shirt was pulled by Jurriën Timber as he attempted to head a cross, but neither the referee nor VAR awarded a penalty. Iraola believes the foul was clear and that Isak's decision not to go down was a factor in the non-call. He stated that he will advise Isak to go down in similar situations in the future to increase the chances of a penalty being awarded. This approach has sparked debate in the football community, with some questioning the ethics of simulating fouls. Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk also expressed his frustration over the missed penalty, stating that the decision was clear and that the team was unfortunate to lose the game.