Jürgen Klopp has defended Mohamed Salah over accusations he dived to win a penalty against West Ham and insists the Liverpool striker has the marks to prove he was fouled by Arthur Masuaku. Salah has been widely criticised for his reaction to the challenge that brought Liverpool their equaliser on Saturday, with the West Ham manager, David Moyes, claiming Salah “threw himself to the ground” to deceive the referee, Kevin Friend. The Liverpool manager insists the spot-kick was awarded for a clear foul and that Salah, who converted it for his eighth goal of the season, was still feeling the effects of the defender’s tackle on Sunday. Klopp said: “What can I say? It was a foul. Pretty much everyone who saw the situation thought it [was a foul]. Believe it or not, I spoke to Mo yesterday morning about how he feels. He has exactly three proper knocks on the foot and one of them is from the penalty situation. That’s how it is. “There is a knock, you go down or not, whatever. Sometimes the refs give it. We don’t talk too long about all the penalties we don’t get, to be honest, but obviously now two days…