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A Liverpool fan from Greater Manchester who tried to take a flare into a stadium at an away game sobbed as he was jailed after twice breaching a suspended sentence order. Luke Dwyer, 29, was also slapped with a three-year football banning order, which will prevent him from watching his team.
Brazilian forward Richarlison scored what turned out to be the winning goal as Everton stunned Chelsea 1-0 at Goodison Park to keep their chances of survival alive. After his goal, which came one minute into the second half, fans went into a frenzy, with some throwing smoke flares on to the ground. Richarlison went on to pick up a smoke flare and throw it back into the stands. The video has gone viral, with some asking for the player to be punished.
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Richarlison could face an FA investigation for throwing a lit smoke grenade after scoring Everton's winner against Chelsea.
Richarlison is facing a Football Association investigation after throwing a flare off the pitch at Goodison Park following his crucial 46th minute winner against Chelsea.
Richarlison could be investigated by the Football Association for throwing a lit flare after scoring Everton’s winner against Chelsea.
Rival fans have asked the Football Association to launch an investigation after Everton striker Richarlison appeared to throw a flare back into the crowd.
Everton fans are doing their best to aid the club’s bid for Premier League survival, with fans letting off early-morning fireworks outside Chelsea’s hotel before greeting the Toffees’ team bus to Goodison Park with a passionate display of support.