Listen, the debate is not about the red card, Harry Kane should not go down for that,” Carragher said. “He should not be going down. It can still be a red card for putting your hand in somebody’s face, Doucoure is wrong and I’m sure Sean Dyche will tell him that. I wouldn’t go down there, as a player. It’s improbable that Tottenham will win anything significant, but you can never say never with a 30-goal per season striker up top. Then there’s England, who have reached a semi and a final in their last two outings.

Pushes were exchanged before the Everton midfielder put his hand into the face of Kane, who went tumbling to the turf and referee David Coote brandished a straight red.DERMOT SAYS: "The VAR looked at it [Xhaka's challenge] to see whether it was a red card and decided it wasn't. I don't think it is a red card, I think it's a yellow, but the problem there is VAR can't recommend a yellow card. He can recommend a red card or nothing. There's no intermediary. Neville added: "They were OK - nothing spectacular. They've been a bit dour to watch for quite a long time.

Speaking on BBC 5 Live’s match coverage, Murphy joined Carragher in condemning Kane’s actions and accused him of “stitching up” Doucouré. Cristian Stellini, the Spurs acting head coach, also stated what everyone on the pitch knew to be true. “Doucouré’s hand was clearly in the face. I was very close to the situation and it was a clear red card.”Neville added: "On a serious note, as a player, if we're going in our dressing rooms we're going, 'Harry, well done, you got him sent off'. You can’t raise your hands,” said Dyche. “I just couldn’t understand why Harry went for the challenge. It turned into a challenge that didn’t need to be a challenge.” ‘He’s embarrassing himself’ Harry Kane had given Tottenham the lead in the second half from the penalty spot after Keane himself had fouled Cristian Romero in the area. England's drop in performance was compounded by Luke Shaw's second yellow card with 10 minutes left but they hung on for a vital win. It’s] not enough to send him on the floor; he's embarrassing himself,” Murphy said. “Why's he gone over like that stitching someone up? Doucouré would have been sent off anyway.

Harry Kane's gone down, whether he should have or not, it's to make sure that Doucoure does get sent off. Carragher then chimed in, adding: "Listen, the debate is not about the red card, Harry Kane should not go down for that. He should not be going down. It can still be a red card for putting your hand in somebody’s face, Doucoure is wrong and I’m sure Sean Dyche will tell him that. I wouldn’t go down there, as a player. It's a part of the game people don't like but in our dressing room, if our forward [does that] we are there to win leagues, win games. Kane received lengthy treatment from the physio but the Everton bench were clearly unhappy at his reaction to the incident. The game had been an uninspiring encounter up until the flashpoint on 57 minutes, when Toffees midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure was given a deserved straight red card after pushing Kane in the face off the ball.It is Conte-lite, you may as well have left Antonio Conte in there if everything is going to be exactly the same. Idrissa Gueye missed a glaring opportunity in the second half when he fired over from the edge of the area and he also had a strike superbly tipped over the crossbar by the returning Hugo Lloris. Their cause was helped by an England performance barely recognisable from the first half, the visitors conceding control as well as the goal that set up a tense finish. Carragher says Tottenham are a mess with their managerial situation and Fabio Paratici's suspension In practice, there were empty seats inside this vast bowl and Italy's poor first half meant that it took until after the break for the home support to come to life.

There is no debate on the red card at all,” Neville said. “Doucouré puts his hand up, the only debate is whether Harry Kane should go down.If Harry Kane stands up there...that might have been a yellow because it is deemed as a hand-off. Harry has gone down, whether he should have or not, to make sure Doucouré got sent off. I suppose the only debate that we’re having is whether Harry Kane should go down. To me, I’m gonna do a little bit of a demonstration with James Carragher, he said it was a hand in the face and that, Harry Kane should never go down. England now have the chance to build on these three points when they face Ukraine at Wembley on Sunday. England win in subdued Naples I think it’s a sending off but I think somebody like Harry Kane… say if he stood up, we’d all have said it was brilliant, that he could have gone down and that’s what it’s all about. Carragher’s former Liverpool teammate Danny Murphy held a similar view, saying on talkSport: “Not enough to send him on the floor, he’s embarrassing himself. Why’s he gone over like that stitching someone up? Doucoure would’ve been sent off anyway.