Premier League urged to change major rule after Liverpool vs Everton drama

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David Moyes and Jack Grealish were frustrated by the officiating of the Merseyside derby(Image: Stu Forster, Getty Images)

The PGMOL have been called upon to alter the rules regarding stoppage time in the Premier League.

Unfortunately for the Blues, their push for an equaliser was hampered by the addition of just three minutes of stoppage time in the second half.

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Liverpool managed to cling on for the win, but the disappointment from the away side was palpable.



I find it quite unbelievable," reports the Liverpool Echo.

Meanwhile, Grealish added: "Even the stoppage-time, three minutes and one minute – I've never seen that in the Premier League in the last two or three years.

There were frustrations with the referee."

In response to Everton's grievances, former Premier League referee Keith Hackett suggested to Football Insider that the PGMOL should consider changing their rules regarding stoppage time.

He said: "Can you remember when we had 10, 11, 14 minutes of added time on Premier League games?

The tension was palpable after the Merseyside derby(Image: Stu Forster, Getty Images)

"It lasted about six weeks.

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