Fans were left shocked that Newcastle star Joelinton wasn't sent off for bringing down Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto.<br /><br />The incident occurred in the closing stages of the game at the Vitality Stadium, with Joelinton only receiving a yellow card after grabbing Neto's neck.<br /><br />Neto was left livid following the incident, with Bournemouth's frustration compounded by the fact that Dango Ouattara had a goal controversially ruled out during an eventful end to the game.<br /><br /><br />The game ended 1-1, with Marcus Tavernier having given Bournemouth the lead before Anthony Gordon leveled for Newcastle in the second half.<br /><br />However, after the game, there was a lot of focus on the Joelinton incident.<br /><br />One user wrote: 'Joelinton should have seen red for his foul on the goalkeeper.'<br /><br />Meanwhile, another added: 'Just seen that Joelinton incident. How's that not a red card'.<br /><br />Another user added that they were 'losing their mind' that Joelinton wasn't dismissed.<br /><br />They wrote: 'Still losing my mind that Joelinton wasn’t given a straight red for that move you know'.<br /><br />Furthermore, another stated: 'That Joelinton challenge on the keeper is a shocker, Should've been a red'.<br /><br />In addition, another user was adamant that Joelinton's actions were 'violent conduct'.<br /><br />They wrote: 'How has Joelinton not been sent off btw? Is that not violent conduct?'.<br /><br />Another user wrote: 'Probably shouldn't need VAR for that Joelinton one, should we? Like what's the ref playing at?'.<br /><br />Newcastle boss Eddie Howe admitted that Joelinton's actions were 'reckless' and added that he would talk to the player about it.<br /><br />Howe told Sky Sports: 'It's probably a little bit reckless, you can see what he was trying to do but you can't go near the head area. That's something we will talk to him about.'
