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It was a weekend of contrasting fortunes in the Premier League for Merseyside’s clubs, with Liverpool keeping up their title bid and Everton dragged deeper into the relegation dogfight.
Jamie Redknapp says Newcastle United were the victims of a 'diabolical' decision in their 1-0 defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. The Magpies had strong claims for a spot-kick turned down when Jacob Murphy appeared to be fouled in the box by Trevoh Chalobah.
Eddie Howe has given his verdict on two hotly disputed decisions after Newcastle United’s narrow defeat at Chelsea. The Magpies felt that Kai Havertz should have been sent off for elbowing Dan Burn in the first half, and then Jacob Murphy should have had a penalty in the second period.
Newcastle United supporters have taken to social media to offer their views on the narrow 1-0 defeat to Chelsea. A late stunner from Kai Havertz clinched three points for the Blues, although decisions made by referee David Coote have been placed under scrutiny by swathes of the Magpies fanbase.
Root accepts England need wholesale changes after Ashes defeat
Newcastle United's unbeaten run is over after Kai Havertz struck late to give Chelsea a controversial 1-0 win at Stamford Bridge.
Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer blasted the match officials for failing to award the Magpies a penalty at Chelsea. Eddie Howe's side lost 1-0 to a late Kai Havertz goal, but felt they should have had a second-half spot-kick when Trevoh Chalobah brought down Jacob Murphy.
The American accent is rarely taken seriously in English football. Fans just don't seem fond of managers who have spent their life calling the game 'soccer'.