I can understand their sendings off were unfortunate. In other words, if Romero goes over the top of the ball, by accident, after kicking the ball, without excessive force, I'd prefer a yellow, and intent and outcome to be part of the laws of the game, and no slow motion VAR for the referee to see. That's just basic as a player of the game. However, I can also understand why, as a Spurs fan who got given the Sissoko handball in the CL final, it is swings and roundabouts. In other words, the laws of the game are fucked for everyone regarding clearly unintentional mistakes.
On top of that, yes, we have had decisions go against us, and Liverpool have had decisions go for them, in past games over the past year or so. That said, if you are officiating in the UAE for a fuckload of money, come back late and give a non-sober decision or two that favours Man City in the title race, you are going to be scrutinised, and probably rightly so. I also remember when an official elbowed Robertson in the face and got nothing.
I don't really find corrupt, or overly incompetent officials to be funny, whether it is for us or not. I don't like victim shaming more than I don't like victim playing.
If I'm taking some schadenfreude in the whole thing I'm not any better than them.
I'm glad we won.