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What Arne Slot did when Newcastle United fans booed Liverpool upon arrival at St James' Park

Newcastle United fans gave Liverpool a frosty reception when they arrived at St James’ Park on Monday night ahead of the highly anticipated Premier League clash.

The Magpies are a goal down, but the atmosphere inside the ground has been spectacular.

However, the game promised to have an electric crowd, creating a hostile environment on Tyneside. Liverpool have rubbed Newcastle fans up the wrong way after their interest in Alexander Isak, which has led the player to outright refuse to play for Newcastle to get a move away.

Newcastle do not want to sell Isak, but the Swedish international is reportedly very open to joining the Reds before the transfer window closes on 1 September.

Liverpool arrived at St James’ Park ahead of the game against Newcastle and were met by a chorus of boos by the home support. Reporters at the ground noticed an interesting reaction from Arne Slot.

Arne Slot looks on during a Premier League game between Liverpool and Bournemouth.

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Arne Slot reacts to Newcastle United fans booing Liverpool

Liverpool players and staff will be well aware of what to expect at St James’ Park. They know the animosity between the two clubs at the moment and will be battling against a cauldron of noise from the first whistle.

Eddie Howe called for Newcastle fans to be loud against Liverpool, and they have been more than willing to listen to his instruction.

It could be a long night for Liverpool if the noise keeps up, but Slot could not help but crack a smile when getting off the team bus in Newcastle.

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Perhaps Slot is playing it cool while walking through the underpass on Barrack Road, knowing what was to come during the game.

The Dutchman did not do himself any favours in his pre-match press conference either. Slot said he has no sympathy for Howe over the Isak transfer saga, saying Newcastle have a good enough squad to compete without him.

The crowd in the first half has been ecstatic. They knew they had to bring the noise on Monday night and they have undoubtedly delivered.

With all the noise from what has happened off the pitch, there has been a lot of buzz about this game, with fans from clubs throughout the Premier League giving their verdict.

It had a big game feel to it, and that was even clearer when Newcastle shared a passionate message on social media.

“Under the lights. Electric. Bring the noise, Geordies.” they said.

Newcastle fans never fail to deliver on nights like this, and it is clear that their noise has pushed them on.

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