Lampard questions decisions in Coventry defeat
Sport · First reported 6 Nov, 23:22 · Updated 23:52
Frank Lampard said Coventry should have received a penalty for a hair pull during their 3-1 defeat at Everton. He also disputed decisions involving a challenge on Taiwo Awoniyi and a possible handball.
- Everton beat Coventry 3-1 after Coventry took an early second-half lead.
- Lampard said a hair pull on Caleb Yirenkyi should have resulted in a penalty; referee Stuart Attwell rejected the appeal.
- Lampard also disputed decisions involving a challenge on Taiwo Awoniyi and a possible handball by Thierno Barry; Everton manager David Moyes rejected the handball claim.
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- Result
- Everton 3-1 Coventry
- Coventry manager
- Frank Lampard
- Hair-pull appeal
- Lampard said James Tarkowski’s pull on Caleb Yirenkyi warranted a penalty; the appeal was rejected.
- League positions reported
- Everton fifth; Coventry 16th
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