BREAKING NEWS: Alexis Mac Allister Slams Premier League and VAR After Horror Tackle in Merseyside Derby.

Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has publicly blasted the Premier League and its refereeing standards after suffering a dangerous tackle during Liverpool’s 1-0 victory over Everton in the Merseyside derby. The Argentine, who was on the receiving end of a reckless challenge, took to social media to express his frustration, claiming the lack of punishment for such tackles puts players’ careers at risk.

In a furious statement, Mac Allister said:

“I’m terrified to play in the Premier League now! That horrendous tackle on me could’ve ended my career—yet NOTHING was done! This isn’t just about me; my teammates and other teams aren’t safe either. A tackle like that should be an instant red card, but because I play for Liverpool, it’s ignored? The bias in the Premier League and VAR is disgusting! How many careers need to be ruined before they take action? This league is becoming a joke.”

The incident, which occurred in the first half, saw Everton defender James Tarkowski lunge into Mac Allister with a high, studs-up challenge. While many expected an immediate red card, referee Anthony Taylor only issued a yellow, a decision that left Liverpool players and fans furious. Even VAR, which had the chance to review the decision, chose not to intervene—adding fuel to the ongoing debate about inconsistent officiating in the league.

Liverpool supporters and neutral fans alike voiced their outrage on social media, with one post reading:

“I was scared for him yesterday! That was a career-ending tackle yet no red card? Absolute disgrace!”

Even pundits weighed in on the controversy, with former players calling for stricter rules to protect footballers from reckless challenges. The FA and PGMOL (Professional Game Match Officials Limited) are now under pressure to respond, as Mac Allister’s comments have reignited the debate over whether referees are failing to protect players in the Premier League.

With Liverpool fighting for the Premier League title, the club will hope that Mac Allister escapes serious injury. However, this latest refereeing controversy could have long-term implications for the league’s credibility and player safety moving forward.