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David Moyes ‘disgusted’ at Anfield scenes as Everton boss spotted going ‘crazy’ vs Liverpool

Everton manager David Moyes looking disgruntled

Everton suffered a 2-1 defeat to Liverpool on Saturday as they were unable to overcome their Merseyside rivals at Anfield.

It was an awful first-half display from the Toffees, which saw them go 2-0 down thanks to goals from Ryan Gravenberch and Hugo Ekitike.

However, while Everton may feel aggrieved about Liverpool’s opener, the visitors came out to put in a brilliant performance in the second period.

David Moyes’ side came out a different team, with Idrissa Gueye pulling a goal back to make it 2-1, and almost found an equaliser multiple times.

However, the Scotsman was left less than amused late on as the Toffees pushed for a second.

An image of Everton manager David Moyes
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David Moyes fuming with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s yellow card
With Everton searching for an equaliser against Liverpool, the visitors had a free-kick.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall then opted to take it quickly, which resulted in Darren England showing the midfielder a yellow card.

Commenting on the incident, Jim Beglin told beIN SPORTS 1 on 20 September: “David Moyes is going crazy. He has his hands in the air and is disgusted at what’s going on.”

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s booking could have consequences for Everton
While the booking itself was laughable, it could have serious consequences for Everton in the coming games.

Dewsbury-Hall has now picked up four Premier League bookings for Everton
The midfielder has been great so far for the Toffees
However, he is now facing a one-match ban
The midfielder will now have to play 14 matches while attempting to avoid another booking, something that seems extremely unlikely.

Therefore, this decisions from England in the Merseyside derby may not have only cost the Toffees on the day, but could also have a significant impact later in the season.

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