Coventry City battled bravely at the Hill Dickinson Stadium but found themselves on the wrong side of three VAR calls…

David Moyes has dismissed Frank Lampard's claims that Coventry City deserved a penalty for an alleged hair pull by Everton defender James Tarkowski on Caleb Yirenkyi. Lampard argued that distinguishing between the severity of hair pulling creates a difficult grey area after VAR dismissed the first-half incident. In response, Moyes criticized the current regulation as "ridiculous" and advocated for the rule to be completely overhauled.
Moyes also defended Thierno Barry's decisive second goal against Lampard's handball accusations, an assessment subsequently validated by the Premier League Match Centre. While Coventry took an early lead through Yann Gboho, Barry scored a brace to secure victory for the hosts, prompting Moyes to praise Coventry's challenging first-hour performance despite the contentious refereeing calls.
Frank Lampard names the crucial connection that is key to Coventry City’s survival hopesCoventry Telegraph
“The referee got everything wrong.”BBC Sport
Lampard: VAR didn’t do its jobSky Sports
Lampard feels hair pull should have led to Coventry penaltyBBC Sport
Frank Lampard speaks out on triple VAR set-back and says ‘I’ve seen an angle’Coventry Telegraph
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