After Liverpool-Everton, Grealish spilled his nerves on a rule: “I have never seen such a thing”
Article by Romeo Ene – published on Saturday, September 20, 2025, 18:13 / Updated on Saturday, September 20, 2025 6:13
Liverpool ticked a new victory on Saturday in front of Evertonscore 2-1, in a derby in which the “cormorants”, although they had emotions at the end, managed to get the three points. As a result of this success, the band of Arne Slot (47 years old) remains the only unbeaten formation in the Premier League and the leader of the standings. For Liverpool they scored Gravenberch and Ekitike, while the “caramel” goal was successful by Gueye.
After the defeat of Everton, Jack Grealish (30), the midfielder borrowed by Manchester City, was angry with referee Darren England, accusing him for two decisions taken during the match.
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Greek challenged two of his decisions. Immediately after the final whistle, the extreme vehemently protested against the “central” and was sanctioned with a yellow card.
The first reason for the dissatisfaction of Grealish was the warning received in the 78th minute by his colleague, Dewsbury-Hall, who had quickly executed a free kick without the referee whistling. The second reason concerned the number of extension minutes dictated by England.
“The second half was disappointing and it was clear that they were trying to take time. I have never seen in my life a player sanctioned with yellow because he performed a free kick.
I don't know where this rule came from. And then, the minutes of extensions: three minutes in the second half and only one minute in the first. Come on, seriously? I have never met that in the Premier League over the past two or three years“, Said Grealish, according to Sportal.gr.
For Everton, a band in 8th place in the Premier League, with 7 points after 5 stages, follows the away match with Wolves, from EFL Cup, on September 23.
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