The England international defender found himself the wrong side of Reds midfielder Curtis Jones when trying to repel a first-half attack at Anfield. Colwill was always going to find it difficult to get at the ball, and ended up tripping Jones inside the box.
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WHAT THE FANS ARE SAYING
Supporters have been quick to condemn Colwill’s actions. @GoonerKal said: “Levi Colwill went from a highly revered prospect at Brighton to a bumbling oaf at Chelsea. He is awful.”
@Trslimshady__ added: “Take off this colwill. Two reckless challenges in the space of five minutes. Is he nuts??”
The criticism continued, with @rayxkilli saying: “Colwill has no brain cells, he got away with the first one then did nonsense again.”
On a similar theme, @MannyArchived said: “Colwill gets off with one and he does it again???? He’s so stiff.”
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Colwill was forced to watch on helplessly as, after a long delay, Mohamed Salah made no mistake from the resulting spot-kick. Liverpool’s Egyptian talisman sent Robert Sanchez the wrong way as he crashed a penalty into the back of the net.
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Liverpool thought they had earned another penalty in first-half stoppage-time, as Jones was sent tumbling again, but a VAR review determined that Sanchez had got to the ball first and the original on-field decision was reversed.