Thierno Barry scored twice as Everton beat Coventry City 3-1 at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Friday night…

Everton forward Barry addressed the controversy surrounding his second goal in a 3-1 Premier League victory over Coventry, laughing off handball claims after the match. The Premier League subsequently released an explanation from the VAR Match Centre, confirming that the on-field decision stood because officials determined the ball struck Barry's side rather than his hand during the buildup.
Coventry manager Frank Lampard criticized the officiating decisions, insisting that Barry handled the ball and pointing out an unpunished hair pull by James Tarkowski on Caleb Yirenkyi. Yann Gboho initially put Coventry ahead before Barry's brace and an assist for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall lifted Everton to fifth place.
England ‘disappointment’ fuels Dewsbury-Hall’s Everton heroicsBBC Sport
Lampard: VAR didn’t do its jobSky Sports
David Moyes explains how Everton’s ‘gamble’ on Thierno Barry paid off – ‘Haaland’s worried’Liverpool Echo
Redknapp slams ‘rubbish’ VAR as Coventry miss out on two pen appealsSky Sports
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