Reports say that Liverpool has made an appeal against the red card given to Curtis Jones at Tottenham.

A bad charge by Jones caused Spurs midfielder Yves Bissouma’s boot to go over the ball and hit him in the shin. Jones was given a yellow card.

Referee Simon Hooper was told to watch the attack again, and he did. After doing so, he changed the card from yellow to red.

A lot of news outlets now say that Liverpool has appealed the ruling.

The tackle, which happened in the 26th minute of their 2-1 loss in north London, has been much talked about.

Jamie O’Hara, a conversationSPORT host who used to play for Tottenham said, “It’s a shocking challenge.” A break in the leg.”

Sky Sports commentator Gary Neville, on the other hand, said, “No, no, no.” I know what it’s like to do someone because I’ve done it myself. But he wasn’t there to do someone.

It looks like the end motion went badly, but that’s not how it ended; his foot just slipped off the ball.” While it’s not a red card yet, he will get one, which will likely end the game.

People were also upset that Luis Diaz’s first-half goal was called off, which was another big talking point from the game.

The Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) said there was a “significant human error” when the player was wrongly called offside.

“PGMOL acknowledges a significant human error occurred during the first half of Tottenham Hotspur vs. Liverpool,” the league said in a statement.

“The goal scored by Luiz Diaz was ruled out for offside by the officials on the field.”

“This was a clear and obvious mistake in the facts, and the goal should have been given by VAR intervention. However, VAR did not do anything.”

“PGMOL will look into the full circumstances that led to the mistake.”