Gueye red card appeal rejected with ‘no reason’ given

According to David Moyes, the Football Association rejected Everton’s request for an explanation regarding Idrissa Gueye’s red card.

In Everton’s 1-0 win over Manchester United on Monday, Gueye, 36, sent off with a straight red card for kicking his own teammate Michael Keane.

Before referee Tony Harrington dismissed Gueye in the 13th minute, Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford and the other players broke up.

Everton manager Moyes stated in a press conference on Friday that “we have appealed] against the red card] and our appeal was denied.

We didn’t receive a response for why it was rejected, but we did file an appeal right away.

Gueye has started all of Everton’s Premier League games this season and will team up with Senegal for the Africa Cup of Nations in December.

Additionally, Moyes is without German international Merlin Rohl, who recently underwent hernia surgery, while captain Seamus Coleman, who was substituted in the first half at Old Trafford due to injury concerns, is sidelined by a minor hamstring problem.