The Senegalese forward went down in the box and won a first-half penalty for the Toffees, with the game eventually finishing 2-2.

1. Everton striker Oumar Niasse charged by FA for plunging against Crystal Palace
The Senegalese forward went down in the container and won a first-half punishment for the Toffees,
with the amusement, in the long run, completing 2-2.
Niasse was judged by official Anthony Taylor to have been brought down in the territory by Eagles chief
Scott Dann, who responded indignantly finished the choice.
Leighton Baines concealed the subsequent punishment to offset Wilfried Zaha's initial opener for the
hosts, and Dann said after the amusement that Niasse, who drew Everton level for a moment time with
an equalizer on the stroke of half-time, had "conned the arbitrator".
What's more, the FA have now reported they have reflectively accused the Everton man of 'fruitful
trickery of a match official'.
Niasse could turn into the principal Premier League player to be hit with a review boycott for jumping
following the presentation of the new law toward the begin of the season.
In any case, the 27-year-old might be given a two-coordinate suspension if the board which gathers to
manage his case collectively concur that Niasse was blameworthy of the offense.
"It is charged he submitted a demonstration of reproduction which prompted a punishment being
granted in the fifth moment of the diversion," the FA articulation proceeded.
"He has until 6 pm on 21 November 2017 to react.

2. "Occurrences which recommend a match official has been cheated by a demonstration of reenactment
have alluded to a board comprising of one ex-coordinate official, one ex-chief, and one ex-player.
"Each board part will be made a request to survey all accessible video film freely of each other to decide
if they think of it as was an offense of 'effective trickiness of a match official'.
"Just in conditions where the board is consistent would the FA issue a charge."
Niasse guarded himself following the occurrence and told the Liverpool Echo he would be "stunned" to
be charged - in spite of the fact that he does now have a case to reply.
The forward was out of support toward the begin of the battle, however, with the Toffees battling for
comes about, he has now scored five objectives in seven appearances this season.