Everton manager Sean Dyche claimed it was “incredible” Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konate avoided a red card during a controversial Merseyside derby at Anfield.
manager Sean Dyche claimed it was “incredible” defender avoided a red card during a controversial Merseyside derby at Anfield. Liverpool won 2-0 thanks to two late goals from , the first a penalty, but Everton’s players were furious that Konate escaped a red card after fouling on 65 minutes, having been booked for an earlier challenge on . Advertisement Everton had lost to a second bookable offence late in the first half.
Their manager took him as quick as he could, got away with one there.” Dyche suggested Young’s first yellow card was “tough and go” but had no real complaints. “The sending-off happens. That’s the way it goes,” he said. He also accepted the handball decision against Keane. Pawson initially rejected Liverpool’s appeal but awarded the penalty after being sent to the touchline screen by VAR David Coote.
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