(CNN) — Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp headed the praise for history-making referee Stephanie Frappart after her performance in the European Super Cup final.
\nAfter an entertaining clash had finished as Liverpool defeated Chelsea 5-4 on penalties the Frenchwoman became the first female referee to officiate a men match.
\nAn team of assistants: the Manuela Nicolosi of France and Michelle ONeill of the Republic of Ireland, encouraged frappart, who took charge of their Womens World Cup final in July.
\nI told the ref team after the game that if we would have played like they whistled, wed have won 6-0, Klopp said to Liverpools official site. That was my complete opinion. They played a brilliant game.
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\nI advised her also that I am not pleased with the punishment decision since Im still not sure that it was a penalty, but its not important anymore.
\nThe punishment awarded to Chelsea for a foul was being referred to by the trainer.
\nIn arguably the games sole moment of emptiness, Liverpool goalkeeper Adrian admitted hetouched him but thought Abraham had beenwas searching for the punishment.
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\nThey were really good, Klopp included of the officers. Whatever you could have thought before the game, there was tension on them such as hell having an historic moment.
\nStaying on your own, remaining calm and do what you have to do, decide very important things in a very difficult and intense game, I could not have more honor, to be honest. It was actually a fantastic performance.<\/p>\n