David Moyes fumes as Chelsea star 'escapes red card' in Everton win: 'I've had a look'

There were four yellow cards shown to Chelsea players inside the first 34 minutes but Moyes felt Rogers should have received a second of his own and been sent off before half time.Rogers was booked for running at James Tarkowski to complain about the defenders robust off-the-ball barge on Moises Caicedo.Then Rogers engaged in a fierce fifty-fifty challenge with Everton midfielder James Garner. Both players felt the other had committed a foul.Paul Tierney brandished seven yellow cards during Everton vs Chelsea, but David Moyes feels he might have shown Morgan Rogers one moreGettyMorgan Rogers and James Garner both required treatment after a crunching fifty-fiftyGettyRogers was already on a yellow card but VAR checked and cleared the tackle and deemed it a fair challenge not worthy of awarding a foul on either side.But after the game, Moyes said he felt Rogers should have been punished more harshly and sent off.Moyes said: “We’ve got referees who we want to be the best in Europe, who think they’re the best in Europe because they let things go.“I’ve had a wee look at the Morgan Rogers tackle on Jimmy [Garner], which some may have said something different [about]. And I think that might have made it a second yellow. But that wasn’t the case.”Rogers joined Chelsea from Aston Villa for £117million in the summer and has made a superb start to life with the Blues.He has scored four goals in seven Premier League outings for Xabi Alonso’s side.