And Klopp has sensationally told the organisers of the Carabao Cup the Reds could quit the competition.
He said: “If they can't find the proper date for us and I don't mean Christmas Day 3am - then we can't play the game - our opponentswill progress.
“We will not be the victims of this problem.
“I think a lot of people from the Premier League were watching on TV hoping Arsenal do it. Sorry!”
Liverpool saw off Arsenal in a scintillating match at Anfield on Wednesday evening.
The Reds progressed via a penalty shootout after an incredible 5-5 draw in the 90 minutes.
Klopp’s side took the lead after Shkodran Mustafi scored a howler of an own goal but before they knew it Liverpool were 3-1 down.
Lucas Torreira and a Gabriel Martinelli double put the Gunners in a strong position.
James Milner then converted a penalty to leave the score 3-2 at half-time.
Ainsley Maitland-Niles restored Arsenal’s two-goal cushion in the second half before Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain netted a screamer topeg them back.
Divock Origi followed that up by putting Liverpool back on level terms but Joe Willock scored a beautiful curling effort to make it 5-4.
But Origi stole the headlines with an injury-time equaliser and youngster Curtis Jones converted the winning penalty in the shootout.
