Everton manager Sean Dyche criticizes referees for below-standard performance both ignoring the penalty kick in the first half and added too little time in the second half of the game, which they lost to Arsenal 1-0 at home
in the middle of the first half. During the game, still scoreless, there was a moment when Abdoulaye Doucoure was hit by William Saliba in Frame, but Simon Cooper, the referee on the field, allowed play to continue without VAR giving a signal. สมัคร ufabet
“The referee acted below standard. And I don’t understand why we didn’t get a penalty during Doucoure’s time,” Dyche said in a post-game interview.
“The reason is very simple. In the second half, Magalhaes got a yellow card for a tackle on Beto, which I think was a similar moment.
” Penalty”
“In this game, the referee added only 4 minutes of extra time in the second half, which made me and everyone in the stadium very surprised. From what we’ve heard
“Two weeks ago They tried to increase the injury time. Yesterday I thought the Villa game lasted 17 minutes.”
“I know the new kind of extra time. It took some time to improve the details. But of course, for this game it didn’t go our way. And you need to take matters into your own hands.”
The result of the match at Goodison Park made the “Blue Toffees” still winless, collecting only one point from 5 matches, sinking to 18th place and at risk of being defeated by Burnley. ” Anyway,
I won’t cry about this. Arsenal are a very good team and today they played in form. We didn’t do enough to win,” Dyche continued.
“We defended patiently. But we didn’t have a chance to play with the ball and try to make a difference. We encountered Arsenal pressing and were hesitating whether to play long or pass short. until finally losing the ball”
“In the moment of counter-attack We couldn’t use our quality to keep the ball. We can’t just try to win the ball back. And that’s what we have to develop. “
We lost a goal. Because of the little details in the set-piece moment, Arsenal really shot sharply. But we defended very poorly. We have a lot of work to do. to fix these things”