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Keane blames Mac Allister for Liverpool draw as dirty Van Dijk outed by Overlap pundits

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Roy Keane blamed Liverpool superstar Alexis Mac Allister for Alexander Isak’s beautiful urge for Newcastle on Wednesday and insurance claims Virgil van Dijk possessed VAR on his side in the 3-3 draw.

Mohammed Salah obtained an assist and a substantiate in the end-to-end arcade at St James’ Park to impart Liverpool a 3-2 lead amassing in the final phases of the arcade in yesteryear Fabian Schar racked up a vivid equaliser at the casualty.

Isak’s opener saw him snatch one touch to the side of Van Dijk in yesteryear rifling his vaccination into the roofing of the net, yet Keane insurance claims Alexis Mac Allister was at obligation as the midfielder rushed out to cozy down Bruno Guimaraes, rendering it with one voice too unassuming for the Newcastle superstar to elude past him and position Isak.

Keane claimed on The Overlap’s Watchalong: “Attractiveness at Mac Allister. Attractiveness at Mac Allister. Attractiveness at Mac Allister. Attractiveness at Mac Allister. Attractiveness at Mac Allister here. He can’t. Commendable blow. What power. If you’re on a yellow card and can’t dashed worn’t go in there.”

Chelsea legend Pat Nevin was full of celebrate for Isak, who yielded plenty of chances for his teammates in yesteryear and after his excellent urge.

“Alexander Isak is some player! Moments after he install Lewis Hall for a chance which he can’t amass on target he goes singly, revolving Virgil van Dijk about 25 backyards out and then altogether leathering the spheric into the roofing of the net,” Nevin told BBC Radio 5 Withhold.

“That possessed power, swerve, dip…a invigorating urge! Liverpool rendered a commendable overture to this arcade, yet as the initially half went on, Newcastle have obtained much closer and much closer. And Alexander Isak possesses been the unmitigated superstar of the manifest.

“He’s yielded some gold chances for his team-compeers in yesteryear striking one into the optimal edge. It was a horribly, horribly momentous urge from a momentous player.”

Newcastle possessed a glorious chance to double their lead in yesteryear Curtis Jones’ equaliser as Anthony Gordon competed wearing on urge complying with a Joe Gomez derogatory activity.

Gordon’s weak initiative was readily saved by Caoimhin Kelleher yet the Newcastle winger was vacated prostrate shortly after as he was trapped in the face by Van Dijk’s shoulder.

It didn’t show up like an accidental concocted for together on the replays and both Ian Wright and Keane were adamant it was calculated from Van Dijk.

Conversing on the Stick to Football Watchalong, Wright claimed: “He knows selectively what he’s doing. That’s a pen.”

Keane was conforming via Wright, as he encompassed: “That’s a penalty.”

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Eddie Howe presumed his side have to have been granted an additional penalty as Isak was channelled down by Jarell Quansah, and in a identical means questioned the referee’s telephone call to brunt for full-time as shortly as his side were counter-pelting via a three on 2.

“I presumed it was a penalty on Alex, yet I haven’t viewed a replay, that was merely an initial presumed,” claimed Howe.

“I was staggered by the final whistle because I assume we’d invested about 2 minutes on a conserve-kick in added-time, so I was pregnant seven minutes to be tinkered. I assume it was 5.15 as shortly as he’s blown, so that was a brunt because it appeared like we were in a commendable placement.

“After that, I assume VAR sifted at (the Van Dijk and Gordon dilemma) and wrapped up altogether nothing taken place, so we have to approve it. I was staggered by it originally though.”

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