goal in injury-time but I don't think it was a foul on Gerrard in the middle of the pitch. That was the wrong decision but it was also the wrong decision not to give the goal.' Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers was bemused as to why assistant referee Simon Bennett raised his flag to deprive Suarez of a winning goal. Comeback: Leon Osman netted for Everton So late was the decision Liverpool captain Gerrard had already run 80 yards up the pitch to celebrate with away fans. 'It was a brilliant game but I am bitterly disappointed because it was an easy decision,' said Rodgers. 'I am not going to keep going on about officials because it has been happening to us all season. But that one at the end was quite straightforward. In the book: Andre Marriner shows Phil Neville a yellow card 'It was a free-kick from deep, the ball was in the air for a long time and you could clearly see he was onside. When he put it in he was level. It was a terrific finish and he could have had a  hat-trick. So instead of being a brilliant win for us, we are left feeling frustrated.' Rodgers, who referred to Suarez's celebrations as being 'Scouse wit', declined the opportunity to talk about Moyes's pre-match claims that players like Suarez are driving fans away from the game. Setting for a point: Brendan Rodgers David Moyes had to make do with a draw The Liverpool manager was,