Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola wasn't convinced Everton should have had a penalty in their win over the Blues
Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola refuted suggestions that his side got lucky after Everton were not awarded a penalty when Dominic Calvert-Lewin went down in the area under a challenge from Tyler Adams.
The Spaniard said: “I haven’t seen the replays but I think it is the kind of penalty like in life I have to look at the same one we asked in the first half for Tyler Adams. There is contact, yes, but to call a penalty? No.”READ MORE: Everton future could be terrifying as VAR explanation of DCL decision emerges
“We had to play this kind of game against Everton because they are very consistent in how they play. They put you under pressure with long balls from Pickford, set-pieces and they are really physical but I think we dealt quite well with the game. The 43-year-old, who joined from Rayo Vallecano last summer, revealed that his captain Neto had not needed to apologise for his error that led to Beto’s equaliser in the dressing room. The Brazilian goalkeeper dropped the ball from Dwight McNeil’s cross, enabling the Everton substitute to finish from close range.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Everton fans rage at VAR controversy vs Bournemouth – ‘The corruption continues’The inside track on the football stories that matter
Read more »
Everton future could be terrifying as VAR explanation of DCL decision emergesEverton match verdict after the Premier League match with Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium
Read more »
Bournemouth 4-3 Luton: Andoni Iraola says he knew his side could come back to claim stunning victoryAndoni Iraola revealed he told his Bournemouth players he foresaw their stunning 4-3 comeback win over Luton even when they were three goals down at half-time.
Read more »
Exclusive: Everton takeover hijack could be given green light within one weekThe inside track on the football stories that matter
Read more »
Chelsea face ‘more severe’ points deduction than Everton and Nottingham Forest over Premier League fin...Chelsea face ‘more severe’ points deduction than Everton and Nottingham Forest over Premier League financial rules
Read more »
When Everton’s second FFP hearing is, and how long verdict will takeThe Toffees face a potential second penalty for breaching spending rules over the assessment period running to the end of last season
Read more »