Return in the Premier League on the punishment of the ARNE SLOT Red card with a deleted statement

The Premier League deleted a statement showing the length of the ARNE SLOT comment in the aftermath of its red card in the aftermath of the Derby Meseyside.

The strong meeting ended on Wednesday night in Goodison Park in chaos, with a hot quarrel that leads to four red cards after the final whistle.

Cortis Jones was expelled from Liverpool and Bradalay Dukor from Everton after a 2-2 tie.

Tensions escalated when Dukor celebrated the supporters of Liverpool, the visitors shortly after Everton secured a late goal.

Soon the situation was launched to a physical argument that includes players from the two teams, the agency and the police.

The opening was also shown on a red card by the referee Michael Oliver after shaking hands with him full time.

On Thursday morning, the English Premier League initially published a statement that said: “The lead coach Arne Slot was rejected at the end of Mercyside’s Derby to use the offensive, insulting or abusive language. He was handed over to the touch line from two games as a result.” However, it was done This statement is quickly removed after a moment.

Another angle of the Arne Slot’s Red tonight …

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The first statement of the Premier League also explained: “Abdel Alam Dukor and Cortis Jones have been sent for two mistakes held in Everton 2-2 draw with Liverpool. Every husband will serve a single match.

“Dukor will sit in the face of Everton in the upcoming Premier League with Crystal Palace, while Jones was first suspended in the match between the Matchweek 25 team, compared to Wolverhampton Wandeers.”

After the match, Slot was clearly thwarted and participated in a mobile discussion with officials.

According to the expert lip reader, Slot approached Oliver after a final whistle and said: “Wonderful game.”

While they shook hands, the hole seemed to pull Oliver a little before the ruling produced a red card quickly. Then the Dutch answered: “Certainly, you give me red so? I will check this later. You and me?”

Captain Liverpool Virgil Van Dick faced the referee, saying: “Hey, Michael, this was not clouds. Michael, he is not personal.”

More analyzes of Van Dick urged his teammates to get out of the scene, saying: “Go, go … go.” Then he repeated Oliver that “nothing personal.”

In the same shots, the opening was also seen asking Oliver to speak after that.