BBC Sport4/25/2026Sports1 min read
David Moyes 'amazed' by penalty decision as Everton lose 2-1 to West Ham
Everton manager criticises referee after late defeat at London Stadium
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- Everton manager David Moyes expressed frustration after his team suffered a 2-1 defeat to West Ham United, stating he was 'amazed' that referee Simon Hooper did not award a penalty for a handball in the second half.
- The defeat leaves Everton searching for answers after a contentious late call in the box.
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Everton manager David Moyes says he is "amazed" that they weren't awarded a penalty for a handball in the second half as they conceded late on in a 2-1 defeat to West Ham.
The Toffees were beaten at the London Stadium after the hosts scored a late winner, leaving Moyes frustrated with referee Simon Hooper's decision not to point to the spot.
"I am amazed that it wasn't given," Moyes said post-match. "The ball has hit the player's hand. I'm not sure what more you can do."
The defeat marks another disappointing result for Everton as they look to move away from the relegation zone in the remaining fixtures this season.
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