Michael Keane and Jack Grealish both received red cards during Everton's dramatic Premier League draw against Wolves. The Toffees defender was originally cautioned for a challenge on Tolu Arokodare, however a VAR check ruled his foul constituted violent conduct after he was caught tugging the Wolves forward's hair while contesting a header.

David Moyes also found himself in the referee's book for straying from his technical area. Meanwhile, Grealish was soon brandished a second yellow card for sarcastically applauding the official after earning a free kick. Regarding Keane's dismissal, the Premier League Match Centre posted on X: "#EVEWOL – 80' VAR OVERTURN After VAR review, the referee overturned the original decision of no foul by Keane and issued a red card for violent conduct.

"Referee announcement: "After review, Everton 5 commits an act of violent conduct on the Wolves 14. My final decision will be red card and a direct free kick to Wolves."

Keane had previously fired Everton ahead, but the league's basement dwellers responded in the second period through Mateus Mane, who found the net just days after bagging his...