Alan Shearer appeared as furious as the thousands of Newcastle fans waking up on Tyneside this morning after Fabinho was awarded a soft free-kick - which led to Liverpool's dramatic winner at St James' Park .
With just a few minutes to go, and the teams level at 2-2, Liverpool were given the decision after Fabinho went down in the corner after Matt Ritchie closed him down from behind.
Assistant referee Simon Long, who had a perfect view of the incident, immediately waved his flag in the air and a free-kick was awarded by referee Andre Marriner - much to Ritchie's frustration.
Trent Alexander-Arnold and Xherdan Shaqiri stood over the dead ball before Virgil van Dijk instructed Alexander-Arnold to let the left-footed Shaqiri take an in-swinger - which Divock Origi duly headed home to break Newcastle hearts.
Although the Magpies' defending for the set-piece was slack - no other team has conceded more headed goals in the Premier League this season - debate raged about whether the free-kick should have been given post-match.
Jamie Carragher admitted 'it wasn't a foul' but believed it was 'clever' play from Fabinho. A disbelieving Graeme Souness, though, queried: 'What is the linesman seeing to give a foul there?”
Quoting a tweet from NBC commentator Arlo White, who admitted he was 'not sure' if it was a foul on Fabinho, Shearer simply said: 'Not sure?!' with an angry face emoji and a thinking face emoji attached.
Shocking footage shows Newcastle and Liverpool fans clashing outside and inside St James' Park
