Premier League talking points
Talking points from the Premier League weekend:
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Former Premier League referee criticises VAR after Everton v Man City penalty decision
Former Premier League referee Peter Walton believes VAR Chris Kavanagh should have helped on-field referee Paul Tierney to award Everton a penalty in their 1-0 home loss to Premier League leaders Manchester City on Saturday.
Pep Guardiola could revive abandoned John Stones plan to solve Man City transfer dilemma
Manchester City's Carabao Cup win at Oxford in 2018 will be remembered for Phil Foden's first goal of many for the club, but it also featured another significant selection from Pep Guardiola.
Phil Foden habit reveals what Man City must do this summer as Erling Haaland race looms
Manchester City's 1-0 win against Everton on Saturday might have been uncharacteristically laboured, but the source of their winning goal was an increasingly common one.
Pep Guardiola frustrated by teams defending deep against Man City
Among the flying limbs of Manchester City's away end stood Cole Palmer, throwing himself around in celebration as team-mate Phil Foden slid toward them and cupped his ear with swagger.
Foden aúpa al City
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.
FA confirm England won't play Russia as Man United and Man City players among those to be affected
The FA has announced that England will not face Russia in any international fixtures after the country invaded Ukraine this week.
Anwar El Ghazi makes blunt Rafa Benitez claim and assesses Everton chances
Anwar El Ghazi has had more managers than appearances at Everton so far but he’s convinced the Blues will stay up.