Thierno Barry brace sparks Everton comeback win over Coventry
Everton beat Coventry 3-1 to climb into fifth, above Liverpool, while Coventry protested three VAR decisions that went against them.
Thierno Barry scored twice as Everton came from behind to beat Coventry 3-1 at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Yann Gboho had put the visitors ahead, but Barry headed in at 56 and 61 minutes, his ninth and tenth goals of the season. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall sealed it at 81 with a finish set up by Barry, lifting Everton into fifth.
According to Sky Sports, Coventry had three big VAR calls go against them: a Tarkowski hair pull on Yirenkyi, a Mykolenko challenge on Awoniyi ruled to be outside the box, and a possible handball by Barry before the winner, with VAR finding no conclusive evidence.
Dewsbury-Hall also answered Thomas Tuchel leaving him out of the England squad, announced earlier that same day.
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