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Everton deserved much more than to come away from their game against reigning Premier League champions and leaders Manchester City empty-handed but other than what was a blatant handball from Rodri, what were the other moments missed from an evening at Goodison Park that brought encouragement if not tangible rewards for Frank Lampard’s side.
Everton manager Frank Lampard is not paying any attention to the club’s precarious position in the Premier League table as he has seen enough from his players to believe they will be fine.
Defending champions and Premier League leaders Manchester City dodged a massive bullet on Saturday as they edged Everton 1-0 at Goodison Park. Phil Foden struck in the 82nd minute to give Manchester City all the three points, and, more importantly, open up a six-point gap over second-placed Liverpool, who play Chelsea in the League Cup final later on Sunday. City, however, survived a late scare after Everton's shout for a penalty was waived away after a VAR review for a handball by midfielder Rodri.
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Goodison Park, un campo tradicionalmente complicado para el Manchester City, dejó de ser un fortín con la llegada de Pep Guardiola. El catalán vio cómo los suyos perdían por 4-0 la primera vez que se sentó en el banquillo del estadio del Everton. Pero luego celebró las cinco victorias en sus últimas cinco visitas al lado azul de Liverpool. Los toffees acostumbraban a meterse atrás, a defender y a tapar su portería, pero los cityzens siempre encontraron la forma de superar esta presión y llevarse los tres puntos.
Frank Lampard described the decision not to award Everton a late penalty as "incompetence at best" as Manchester City ground out a 1-0 win at Goodison Park to move six points clear at the top of the Premier League. City's first league defeat since October last weekend against Tottenham has reawakened the title race with second-placed Liverpool having a game in hand on the leaders.
Everton manager Frank Lampard hit out at the decision not to award his side a late penalty in their 1-0 defeat to Manchester City. City came away with the win despite it appearing clear that Spanish midfielder Rodri had handled in the penalty box. Ad/> The incident to VAR for a review, but the video assistant did not reverse referee Paul Tierney’s initial decision.
Everton manager Frank Lampard blasted VAR official Chris Kavanagh as “incompetent at best” and a “professional who cannot do his job right” after his side were denied a late penalty in the 1-0 defeat against Manchester City.