Everton boss David Moyes known as the late penalty which gave Leeds victory at Elland Highway ‘a very poor resolution.’
Toffees skipper James Tarkowski blocked a shot from Anton Stach along with his arm – which was down by his facet – and after a VAR test referee Chris Kavanagh’s resolution to award a penalty was confirmed.
Lukas Nmecha buried the spot kick to make sure three factors for Leeds and cap a dismal show from Everton.
Moyes advised the BBC: “I’m actually disenchanted and until you narrow the boy’s hand off, I don’t know the place he goes. I don’t know if the group performs an element in it. They received proper behind their group and Leeds performed properly and doubtless deserved the victory in equity.
“I believe it’s a very poor resolution. VAR had an opportunity to undo it. They tried to say he was leaning to the ball. Certainly you’re allowed to lean along with your fingers by your sides?
“I believe that’s a very unhealthy one for us. The referees haven’t had a terrific weekend.
“Leeds got here out the blocks and we anticipated it. We modified at half-time and we have been a lot better within the second half and if any group was going to win it, I believed it will be us.”
Tarkowski stated that he was assured the on-field resolution could be overturned however former Manchester United captain Gary Neville – and Jamie Carragher – have been adamant it was an accurate resolution.
“James Tarkowski is the kind of defender who thinks he ought to get in entrance of each single shot,” Neville stated.
“The guilt was written throughout Tarkowski’s face. He is aware of it’s a penalty.
“Tarkowski moved his arm in direction of the ball. He leans into it and he blocks it. It’s a penalty, and he is aware of what he has performed. He is aware of it’s a penalty.
“He is aware of that he has made a mistake.”
