http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11670_6717455,00.html Moyes accuses 'disgusting' Cesc A furious David Moyes has claimed that Cesc Fabregas should have been sent off at half-time in Arsenal's victory over Everton as a result of the Spaniard's allegedly 'disgusting' comments to match officials. The Gunners maintained their Premier League title challenge by coming from behind to collect a 2-1 victory, but the match was overshadowed by controversy at Emirates Stadium. Referee Lee Mason and assistant Stephen Child allowed Louis Saha to open the scoring in the first half, despite the Frenchman taking advantage of an apparent offside position. Arsenal, who hit back in the second half through Andrey Arshavin and Laurent Koscielny, were furious and Everton boss Moyes has accused the home side's captain, Fabregas, of overstepping the mark at half-time. When asked about his disappointment at conceding the two goals, Moyes instead decided to say to Sky Sports in his post-match interview: "I think at half-time in the tunnel was the worst. "Fabregas should have been sent off in the tunnel for his comments about the officials. It was disgusting. "I won't be repeating them, but maybe someone will." Disappointment 莫耶斯表示法布中场休息时在通道对裁判说了些不礼貌的话，理应被罚红牌出场 但他不愿意重覆谈话内容 Moyes, when asked to explain, added: "No I won't. I'll just say that he should have been sent off for his comments to the officials coming up the tunnel." Moyes agreed that Everton's opener should not have stood, despite Koscielny deflecting Seamus Coleman's pass to Saha, but that could not hide the Scot's overall disappointment. 莫耶斯承认萨哈的进球是越位 Everton have now lost 13 of their last 15 Premier League trips to Arsenal and sit at the wrong end of the table with 27 points from 24 matches. 过去十五次作客枪手，太妃糖吞下十三败 Moyes, who was only able to sign Greek youngster Apostolos Vallios and loanee Eric Dier in January, said: "It was a tough game for us. We got in front, deservedly so, albeit Arsenal had one or two chances. "But I am just disappointed." http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11670_6717582,00.html Wenger denies Fabregas outburst Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has denied that captain Cesc Fabregas verbally abused the match officials at half-time in Tuesday's victory over Everton. David Moyes, Everton's manager, has claimed that Spain international Fabregas should have been sent off for using 'disgusting' language towards referee Lee Mason in the Emirates Stadium tunnel. The alleged incident took place in the fallout of Louis Saha's controversial first-half opener against Arsenal, who eventually hit back to win through Andrey Arshavin and Laurent Koscielny in the second half. Fabregas and his team-mates were left seething after Mason and assistant Stephen Child allowed Saha's goal to stand, despite an apparent offside position, but Wenger has denied that his skipper behaved inappropriately at the interval. When informed that Moyes was less than happy, Wenger told Sky Sports in his post-match interview: "I was next to Cesc Fabregas at half-time. I don't see why you can be furious with him. 当知道莫耶斯不太高兴时，温格表示：「中场休息时我就在法布身旁，我不知道有什麽 好生气的。」 Polite "I talked to the referee and I was in a polite and kind way. You can ask the referee." Wenger added: "He didn't speak to the referee, Cesc Fabregas, at half-time. I spoke to the referee at half-time. 温格：「法布没有跟裁判说话，是我说的，而且我虽然没有胡子但很有礼貌， 你可以去问裁判，或者调录影来看。」 "If you have the film of a camera, you can check. I spoke to the referee." Wenger insisted that Saha's goal should not have stood, but he was pleased with the character that his side displayed in maintaining their pursuit of Manchester United in the Premier League title race. The Arsenal boss said: "It was a big win for us, down to spirited attitude and performance. Overall we have shown a great desire again tonight." --

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