Everton manager Frank Lampard has been charged by the Football Association regarding his comments after the Merseyside derby with Liverpool at Anfield.
Lampard was left frustrated when an appeal for a penalty was turned down after Anthony Gordon and Joel Matip competed for the ball in the second half. A number of analysts and pundits argued a penalty should have been awarded, while the Professional Game Match Officials Board (PGMOL) reportedly said the organisation would have had "no complaints" had a spot kick been given.
The controversy came with the score level at 0-0. Liverpool went on to win 2-0. In the aftermath, Lampard said he believed Gordon should have been given a penalty and argued Reds forward Mohamed Salah would have been awarded one had the situation been reversed.