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A former PGMOL chief and former FIFA official has criticized Michael Oliver's arbitration during the controversial Merseyside derby between Everton and Liverpool in Goodison Park.
Wednesday's game descended to chaos, which appeared in all the headlines, after the players faced mass that ended in four red cards given after the final whistle.
It all started when James Tarkowsi scored a half-volley goal in the detention time, to get a 2-2 draw and a crucial point for Everton.
However, after the final whistle, Liverpool Curtis Jones midfielder and his opponent Abdoulaye Doucoure were fired after the Mali International was seen celebrating in front of the supporters of the Reds.
Virgil Captain Van Dijk later said that referee Michael Oliver had lost control of the derby, since he had sent two more people from the field.
In addition, the former head of PGMOL, Keith Hackett, revealed that the game officer was wrong to grant a piece to Everton, which led Beto's first game in the 11th minute.
The former PGMol chief has criticized Michael Oliver's arbitration during the Merseyside derby on Wednesday
According to the former FIFA official, there was no lack of Unliman Ndiaye who led to a piece of Everton from Everton
Jarrad Branthwaite took the piece and sent a pass to Beto, who finally scored the starter after a quick race against Ibrahima Konate
He said: 'Liverpool was at the wrong end of a bad decision by Michael Oliver to give Everton a free kick that led to his first goal.
'There was no lack. Oliver was wrong '
The set of Set continued after the end of the Everton, Unliman Ndiaye, went down to the ground after a Tackle by Alexis Mac Allister in the middle of the field.
Jarrad Bronthwaite took the opportunity to move to Beto after he was not covered by Konate, which led to a low shot Alisson and his fourth goal from the Premier League this season.
Liverpool hastened to match through the Mac Allister header after an assistance from Mohamed Salah. They took the lead in the 73rd minute after an Egyptian strike, which is the best goal of the Premier League with 23 goals so far.
However, after the final whistle, the game was also remembered for its controversy when Manager Arne Slot received a red card after an angry hands while exchanging words with Oliver.
The Dutchman will be absent for the Liverpool game against the Wolves on Sunday, with the assistant coach of the first team John Heititing probably temporarily takes over.