“Everton Fans, Brace for Outrage! Premier League’s SHOCKING Ipswich Clash Decision Will Leave You Speechless!”

The Toffees are in dire need of three points, having won just once in their last nine Premier League outings.

That poor run of form has left David Moyes’ side sitting 15th in the table, recently overtaken by Wolves, who had also been flirting with relegation.

Goodison Park will feature a special display to mark the penultimate home game before Everton’s move to Bramley-Moore Dock.

The atmosphere is expected to be electric—but there’s been a development that may dampen some fans’ spirits.

The Premier League has announced that Paul Tierney will be on VAR duty for Everton’s upcoming match against Ipswich Town.

This decision is unlikely to sit well with Everton supporters, who feel their side has been consistently hard done by officiating this season.

Recently, former referee Mark Clattenburg stated Everton should have been awarded a penalty against Nottingham Forest.

Earlier in April, he also criticised Tierney for missing an offside that led to the winning goal in the Merseyside derby.

Tierney’s return as VAR for this weekend’s game is bound to raise eyebrows among the Goodison Park faithful.

Match officials: Referee – Lewis Smith; Assistants – Nick Hopton and Marc Perry; Fourth official – Anthony Taylor; VAR – Paul Tierney; Assistant VAR – Eddie Smart.

In terms of head-to-heads, Ipswich Town hold a slight edge over Everton across their last five meetings—though four of those matches were played in the early 2000s.

The most recent encounter ended in a 2-0 win for the Toffees at Portman Road, with goals from Iliman Ndiaye and Michael Keane.

Despite the concerns over refereeing, Moyes’ men will be favourites on the day, especially since Ipswich have already been relegated to the Championship.