Watch Frank Lampard BREAK his HAND during the wild celebrations for Everton’s dramatic 99th-minute win over Newcastle

FRANK LAMPARD broke his hand during dramatic celebrations at Everton – but he said he didn’t care.

The Toffees boss went berserk as Alex Iwobi kept his head when everyone else at Goodison Park lost theirs.

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He took Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s sweet reverse pass in his crotch and went past Martin Dubravka and scored a winning goal in the 99th minute.

not surprising Lampard – who used to be furious when Allan controversially saw red – celebrated the goal wildly.

He bounced around the home dugout along with Richarlison and his coaching staff.

But amid the chaos, Lamps took a hit to his left hand – shaking as he looked at his watch in the final seconds.

And when he came on air to discuss the all-important three points, the former England midfielder was sporting a nasty bruise and bump.

He said Prime video: “I broke my hand during the celebrations. My bones must be getting weak, I don’t remember the moment.

“I didn’t realize it at the time, but as the game went on I was a bit sore and shaky.

“But I don’t care – I’ll take it for three points.

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“It was an incredible night and we need those nights. Spirit and unity, the players got up tonight.”

Lampard fumed after Allan’s yellow card was upgraded to Allan Saint-Maximin following a VAR check for his cynical failure.

This long review plus one Eight-minute stoppage after a protester tied her neck to the goalposts with cablesmeant there was 14 minutes of stoppage time.

And in the ninth, Iwobi Goodison raved.

Lampard added: “It wasn’t a night for quality or rest. It means so much to the stadium that we all felt it. I wanted to use the atmosphere.

“everton Fans wanted to see passion. We proved tonight what we can be.”

“I don’t think it’s a red card. It’s yellow, yes, is it a strong yellow? Possible. But this is not a clear mistake. It was the wrong decision and we lose Allan for three games.”

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