According to Premier League and FA rules, if Gaupp receives another yellow card, he will not be able to command the team on the spot in the last home game of his Liverpool career.

According to relevant regulations, if a coach or member of the coaching staff receives three yellow cards in total, he or she will be suspended for one game. Six yellow cards will result in a two-match ban, nine will result in a three-match ban and 12 will result in a misconduct charge.

If the manager is suspended, he can only communicate with those on the bench by phone or through a communications staff. And he cannot be on the sidelines before, during or after the game, including participating in the team's warm-up.

Gopp has already received 2 yellow cards this season. If he receives another yellow card in this away game against Aston Villa, he will not be able to attend the last game of his Liverpool career: the home game. Wolves game.

Regarding this issue, Gopp said: "I have known about this for a long time, and I will try my best to avoid it. We can reverse the situation, I only have two yellow cards throughout the season, and several of my colleagues have been suspended, right? Obviously, I've become calmer over the years. I don't need to be on the sidelines, but that would be cool and I'll do whatever it takes to be part of the conversation."