The Premier League KMI panel have admitted Everton should have had a penalty against Manchester City.
Recent weeks, in particular, have seen some controversial officiating in Everton games as the Blues pushed for European qualification.
David Moyes’ side have failed to win since the international break, with some poor refereeing decisions certainly playing their part.
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The KMI panel admitted Everton should have had a penalty against West Ham, and they’ve now shared their verdict on Bernardo Silva’s holding of Merlin Rohl.
Premier League KMI panel share Everton penalty verdict vs Man City
Moyes was furious Everton did not get a penalty against Man City following Silva’s grappling during a corner at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
The decision was justified after the game with the ball not being in play, but the KMI panel have strongly disagreed with that.
A fresh report from BBC Sport has revealed that the KMI panel have voted 5:0 in Everton’s favour over the controversy.
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This decision has now raised the number to three penalties that Everton have been denied despite VAR intervention this season.
Moyes admitted PGMO offer ‘rubbish’ responses when the club protest their frustrations.
For the second week in a row, the Blues have now been told by the KMI panel that they were harshly done by the officials on the day.
Everton took just one point from the games against West Ham and Man City, with the two penalty decisions potentially preventing the Toffees from securing European qualification.
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