Frank Lampard has proposed that Everton were not granted a punishment in Sunday's Merseyside derby as arbitrators are one-sided towards Liverpool during games at Anfield.
Soon after the break Anthony Gordon, who performed wonderfully all through yet was reserved for reenactment in the primary half, dashed through on objective prior to going to ground subsequent to being locked in by Joel Matip. Yet, Stuart Attwell didn't highlight the spot and the choice was not alluded to VAR.
At that stage the scores were level, with final part objectives from Andy Robertson and Divock Origi in the long run giving Liverpool a 2-0 triumph.
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Talking at full-time, Lampard demanded that his side ought to have a penalty.Well it's a punishment in the final part. You don't get them here. Assuming it's Mo Salah at the opposite end, it's a punishment," he said.
Lampard proceeded to guarantee that the directing in everyday frustrated him. "The ref rushed to whip a yellow card and when the little stuff went off in the center of pitch and assuming you glance back at that with VAR, there's a few sketchy things happening in that, as well. Perhaps that will be normal when you come here."
The loss leaves the Toffees marooned in the transfer zone, despite the fact that they really do flaunt a game close by over seventeenth put Burnley, whom they trail by two.