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Manchester City midfielder Rodri was not penalised when the ball hit his arm in the penalty area
Everton have written to the Premier League demanding an apology after a controversial handball decision in their 1-0 defeat by Manchester City.
Saturday’s incident is part of a formal complaint to the Premier League over the standard of recent officiating.

Everton felt Rodri handled the ball in the penalty area but referee Paul Tierney did not award a spot-kick.

Video assistant referee Chris Kavanagh felt there was no obvious error so did not overturn the original decision.

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the ref got it all wrong, it was a clear handball, maybe it depends on wat d rule says, I don't know better than them

paulolee:
the ref got it all wrong, it was a clear handball, maybe it depends on wat d rule says, I don't know better than them

They are very clear about the handball rule going by recent events in the world of football. A goal bound or pass bound hand blockage are taken as penalties to avoid too much penalties. During Liverpool VS Chelsea too, Kovacic handled the ball but it was not a goal bound or pass bound blockage, hence no penalty.