There was so much to like about Coventry City display at Everton on Friday night - but much to work on too…

Coventry Live's Brian Dick criticizes refereeing and VAR decisions following Coventry City's 3-1 Premier League defeat to Everton. Coventry led through Yann Gboho's goal before conceding three times in the second half. Dick argues that the Premier League Match Centre's explanation confirming Thierno Barry's controversial second goal reflected defensive officiating, while also highlighting an unpunished hair pull on Caleb Yirenkyi by James Tarkowski and an ignored foul on Taiwo Awoniyi.
Despite the contentious calls, Dick notes that Frank Lampard's side lost control during key transitions after Everton equalized. However, Dick praises Gboho's strong display and positive integration into the squad alongside teammate Jay Dasilva.
Frank Lampard names the crucial connection that is key to Coventry City’s survival hopesCoventry Telegraph
“The referee got everything wrong.”BBC Sport
David Moyes disagrees with Frank Lampard and demands change to ‘ridiculous’ ruleCoventry Telegraph
Lampard: VAR didn’t do its jobSky Sports
Lampard feels hair pull should have led to Coventry penaltyBBC Sport
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