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Everton react to Gomes horrible injury after Son tackle

Everton have reacted to horrible injury

Everton have reacted to horrible injury during their Premier League clash against Tottenham on Sunday

Everton have reacted to horrible injury during their Premier League clash against Tottenham on Sunday, October 3, at Goodison Park.

The Portugal international was stretchered off after being caught by late Son Heung-min tackle as both clubs settled for a 1-1 draw.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND – NOVEMBER 03: Andre Gomes of Everton is tackled by Son Heung-Min of Tottenham Hotspur, before colliding with Serge Aurier of Tottenham Hotspur during the Premier League match between Everton FC and Tottenham Hotspur at Goodison Park on November 03, 2019 in Liverpool, United Kingdom. (Photo by Jan Kruger/Getty Images)

Son was shown a red card for his role in the incident following VAR review and was left devastated by the damage he caused.

Gomes headed straight to the hospital after the injury as Everton moved smoothly to provide an update on the situation.

“Everton Football Club can confirm Andre Gomes will undergo surgery tomorrow (Monday, November 4) after sustaining an ankle injury in today’s game with Tottenham,” a club statement read.

“Andre was stretchered from the pitch during the second half of the game and taken straight to Aintree Hospital by ambulance accompanied by members of the Everton medical team.

“After undergoing hospital tests, it was confirmed he had suffered a fracture-dislocation to his right ankle. The club will provide further updates in due course.”

Speaking after the match, Everton manager Marco Silva stressed he didn’t think Son meant to hurt Gomes and that the club will do all they can to support their midfielder.

“I saw the challenge live and nothing more,” Silva said. “I cannot talk to you about the tackle, the incident, other things that happened.

“Andre has gone to hospital. The medical staff are taking control of everything and they will have more information. It is better we wait until it is a little bit more clear.

“Of course, it is a bad moment for us as a group and as a team. Of course, it is more than a football game. But now we will support Andre and his family.

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“My opinion will not change anything, I have to be fair with Son, it was a strong tackle, but I am 100 percent sure when Son did that, he did not do it with the intention to do something bad to Andre.

“We are talking about two fantastic football players, for sure he did not mean to make something bad to Andre Gomes.”

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