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The Premier League deleted a statement in detailing the length of the suspension of Arne slot after its red card after the Merseyside derby.
An intensive meeting on Wednesday night at the Goodison Park ended up in chaos, and a heated altercation leads to four red tickets after the last whistle.
Liverpool Curtis Jones and Everton’s Abdoulaye Doucoure were both sent after the conflict at the end of the 2-2 draw.
The tensions escalated when Doucoure celebrated before the away supporters of Liverpool shortly after Everton secured a late equalist.
The situation quickly went into the physical argument, which was attended by players from the team, flight attendant and police.
The slot also showed the red card of judges Michael Oliver after he handled him in full working hours.
On Thursday morning, the Premier League initially posted a statement saying: “Liverpool chief coach Arne was discarded at the end of the derby Merseyside for the use of offensive, insulting or abuse. As a result of him, he is committed to banning a two -game touches.” This statement was quickly demolished a few moments later.
Another angle of red card Arne slot tonight …
What did he say to Michael Oliver 🤝 pic.twitter.com/qzr376wkuw
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The PREMIER League’s initial statement also explained: “Abdoulaye Doucoure and Curtis Jones were both sent for two criminal offenses in Everton 2-2 with Liverpool. The couple will serve one match prohibition.
“Doucoure will sit Everton’s upcoming Premier League match with Crystal Palace, while Jones was suspended in the first Liverpool 25 games Matchweek 25, opposite Wolverhampton Wandirers.”
After the match, the slot was visibly frustrated and involved in an animated debate with officials.
According to an expert lip reader, the groove approached Oliver after the last whistle and said, “Great game.”
As they shook hands, the slot seems to have gently pulled Oliver before the judge quickly produced a red card. The Dutchman then replied, “Of course, you give me red for that? I’ll check it later. Me and you?”
Captain Liverpool Virgil Van Dijk also faced the judge, saying, “Hey, Michael, that was no difficulty. Michael, not personal.”
Further analysis captured Van Dijk, urging her teammates to go out on stage, saying, “Come in, go … come in.” He then reiterated Oliver that it was “nothing personal.”
She was also seen in the same slot shots asking Oliver to talk.
