Liverpool defeated Everton with a 2-0 score. However, Sean Dyche claims that there were some massive decisions from the officials that were a head-scratcher.
Everton's coach looked really disappointed with the referee's calls, claiming that Ibrahima Konate had to get the red card.
According to beIN SPORTS, he said: "A ridiculous foul that he should have been yellow carded for. Probably worse than Ashley Young's foul [for a second yellow card] in the first half. The second one [Young tackle] has got to be a yellow. But the first one... there's no point arguing because I'll get into trouble."
"I don't know how I get in trouble. I don't know how I got yellow carded. My staff all got yellow carded - it's impossible we could get yellow carded with that performance. I think the whole stadium was like, 'What's going on there?' [on Konate decision]"
"Their manager is a fine judge quite obviously, because he looked at it and thought, 'I've got to get him off.' That was the proof in itself. Massive decisions today from the officials that were a head scratcher."
"The decision changed the feel of the game for them [Liverpool], because I'd be amazed if they didn't think they'd got away with one."
