PSG chief Luis Campos in furious halftime tunnel outburst after Liverpool decision

 Paris Saint-Germain sporting director Luis Campos vented his anger at the match officials as they walked down the tunnel at half-time of the game against Liverpool.

His fury was prompted by the referee's failure to send Ibrahima Konate off for an apparent last-man shove on Bradley Barcola. “It’s a red card or a penalty,” Campos is reported to have said, repeatedly, in the direction of the officials at the pause.

Barcola had squeezed in front of Konate and was running onto a lofted pass, with just an onrushing Alisson to beat, when he went to ground after the Reds center-back appeared to barge the PSG player to the ground with his shoulder.

The incident was looked at by the video assistant referee for a lengthy amount of time before the on-field referee signaled for the game to continue.

Rio Ferdinand, who was on co-commentary duty for TNT Sports, said during the first half: “That is a foul. The push is in the back, so it's a foul. If that's not a red card I'll be amazed.”

Ferdinand then added at halftime: "I can't believe how lucky Liverpool have been there. If Barcola and Konate were shoulder to shoulder then I get it. But Konate barges him basically on the numbers on his back, between his shoulder blades."

Meanwhile, former Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock said on BBC Radio 5 Live: “It goes in the filing cabinet of 'I've seen them given.' I would feel annoyed if I was a PSG player.”