US EditionAlan Shearer hits back at Jeff Stelling over 'terrible' Match of the Day jibe
- Match of the Day faced criticism for not discussing the controversial award of Newcastle's second penalty against West Ham.
- Newcastle ultimately came from behind to win 4-3 after the contentious penalty decision.
- West Ham's manager and Newcastle's coach had differing opinions on the penalties awarded during the match.
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Alan Shearer hits back at Jeff Stelling over 'terrible' Match of the Day jibe
Alan Shearer has responded to criticism from Jeff Stelling (Picture: Getty) Alan Shearer has defended Match of the Day after Jeff Stelling blasted the BBC for a ‘terrible production decision’ on Saturday night’s show. Former Sky Sports anchor Stelling, who hosts his own show on talkSPORT, was left fuming over how Match of the Day covered Newcastle’s win over West Ham. Eddie Howe’s side beat the Hammers 4-3 in a seven-goal thriller which also saw…
Jeff Stelling blasts BBC Match of the Day over 'terrible' decision as Alan Shearer responds
Jeff Stelling has blasted Match of the Day for failing to talk about the 'most controversial decision' of the weekend, while also saying the BBC made a 'terrible' production call.The former Soccer Saturday host took to social media to express his disappointment after Newcastle's stirring 4-3 win over West Ham.During that contest, Anthony Gordon went down inside the box for a second time following a foul from Kalvin Phillips.Alexander Isak then n…
Alan Shearer hits back at Jeff Stelling in row over Match of the Day
ALAN SHEARER has fired back at Jeff Stelling after the ex-Soccer Saturday presenter took aim at Match of the Day. Former Sky Sports host Stelling, 69, criticised the BBC broadcast for not touching on the award of Newcastle’s second penalty in their 4-3 win over West Ham on Saturday. Kalvin Phillips gave away a penalty for kicking through Anthony GordonReuters Penalty for Newcastle.. interesting pic.twitter.com/gFxondkVDz— BornBlue1872 (@BornBlu…
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