Coventry lost out to Everton in their first trip to Hill Dickinson Stadium at the weekend but might have secured a point had they been awarded two penalties on Merseyside…

Former referee Dermot Gallagher stated that Coventry City should have been awarded two penalties during their 3-1 defeat to Everton at Hill Dickinson Stadium. In the match, Thierno Barry scored twice and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall added a late goal for Everton, while Yann Gboho scored for the Sky Blues.
Gallagher analyzed a foul by Vitalii Mykolenko on Taiwo Awoniyi and an incident where James Tarkowski appeared to elbow Ethan Pinnock and pull Caleb Yirenkyi's hair. Gallagher concluded Tarkowski's actions warranted a penalty and a yellow card. The defeat left Frank Lampard's side 17th in the Premier League.
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