Everton boss Sean Dyche blasted the officials over their failure to send off Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konate during the Merseyside derby.
Liverpool won 2-0 following late goals from Mohamed Salah, with the first of those from the penalty spot after a handball from Toffees defender Michael Keane.
But a controversial moment came at 0-0 when Konate did not receive a second yellow card for bringing down Beto as Everton looked to counter.Dyche was incensed with the decision, and was shown a yellow card himself by referee Craig Pawson for his protestations.He said:"A ridiculous foul that he should have been yellow carded for. Probably worse than Ashley Young's foul in the first half.
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