The second half of Tottenham Hotspur’s clash against Everton on the final day of the Premier League season was delayed due to a fault with the match official’s communication system.
Gary Neville was left furious when the second half of Tottenham Hotspur’s clash against Everton was delayed due to a technical error with the match officials’ communication system. Five minutes after West Ham’s clash against Leeds United had resumed, Michael Oliver restarted play in north London.
Speaking on Sky Sports from the gantry at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the co-commentator said: “Why have they kicked off there if they’re synchronising it? I don’t think a football match should be stopped for this.
“This is not good enough. I get you have technical problems. The fans are booing, and rightly so. I’m furious with this, not just because it’s the last game of the season, sporting integrity.
“There’s an element of always kicking off together when you’re fighting for something. It’s absolutely ridiculous, it’s a warm day today, but it could be Winter and -2 with players walking around. It’s not good enough.”
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