The Toffees boss’ comments after the Merseyside derby have landed him in trouble with the governing body.
Frank Lampard has been charged by the Football Association (FA) following his comments after Everton’s defeat to Liverpool last month.
The Everton manager criticised the referee after the 2-0 loss in the Merseyside derby, saying his side were denied a penalty that would have been given had it been a Liverpool player who went down in the box.
Lampard’s comments have landed him in trouble with English football’s governing body, which has accused him of implying bias and attacking the integrity of referees.
