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The dust is starting to settle around what was a chaotic end to the Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.

And as a result a few details are starting to emerge on what some of the repercussions are from the events that transpired.

First and foremost, it is widely expected that John Heitinga will be on the touchline for the clash against Wolves at the weekend, with both Arne Slot and assistant  manager Sipke Hulshoff picking up red cards.

Additionally, Given the severity of the incidents at the end of the match, the FA is likely to conduct a thorough review and may impose penalties, including fines and potential bans for players and staff involved.

The FA’s decision will be influenced by the need to maintain discipline and set a strong precedent for future matches.

For example, in 2022, Manchester City was fined £260,000 by the FA for failing to control their players during a match against Liverpool.

Meanwhile, Jordan Pickford revealed that referee Michael Oliver had told him the amount of extra time left after Jarrad Branthwaite and Carlos Alcaraz clashed heads in the 94th minute.

And now one Liverpool defender has spoken up on how he feels.

Conor Bradley dodges around referee question with ‘trouble’ admission

Conor Bradley has revealed that he does not think Everton should have been granted the ball after two of their players collided with one another, saying to LFCTV (via the Liverpool Echo):

“I don’t think they should have got the ball back afterwards but that gave them one more chance.

Obviously the referee keeps playing and playing on and they get that chance, and they probably shouldn’t get that chance.

“It’s really difficult (to take).

The fans are right on top of you and they are giving you a bit of stick and it’s a difficult game to play in, but I thought we did well and dealt with it well.”

“I felt like I had to be careful, especially after getting the yellow card,” he said.

The Northern Ireland international then confessed that he did not feel like he deserved a yellow card and admitted that he would get into trouble if he spoke about the officiating:

“I don’t think I deserved the yellow card but I don’t think we should talk about the referee as I’ll probably get myself into trouble?

It was disappointing to get the yellow card and I just had to be good from then on in and make sure I didn’t get sent off.”

Read More: How many games Arne Slot will miss through suspension?

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