Alexis Mac Allister red card

[Vegas Claret]

another complete **** up by the ref and VAR, correctly overturned

[PremierLeagueClass]

It really is mind blowing incompetence from the VAR.

[Tricky Trevor]

The clowns just get worse both on the pitch and in VAR.
PLEASE, scrap PGMOL and go back to the old system. 1 home match and 1 away match per club per season.

[Quickenthetempo]

I bet they haven't overturned the poor penalty decision though.

[claptrappers_union]

PGMOL should be paying compensation to clubs for wrong decisions now

[claretonthecoast1882]

Football should bring in a system where when a referee makes a clear and obvious error there is someone watching who could help him and let him know he has made the wrong decision and it could be rectified within seconds.

[2 Bee Holed]

Football should bring in a system where when a referee makes a clear and obvious error there is someone watching who could help him a nd let him know he has made the wrong decision and it could be rectified within seconds.

I think you might have an idea there.
I doubt it would catch on though.

[summitclaret]

Football should bring in a system where when a referee makes a clear and obvious error there is someone watching who could help him and let him know he has made the wrong decision and it could be rectified within seconds.

Do you mean someone with multiple cameras and instant replays, who has direct communication with the ref? It'll never work because the top 7 team might not like the outcome.

[summitclaret]

Do you mean someone with multiple cameras and instant replays, who has direct communication with the ref? It'll never work because the top 7 team might not like the outcome.

What is even worse is when VAR is used to overturn a correct decision, such as the handball against Barnes at Spurs.

[dougcollins]

What is even worse is when VAR is used to overturn a correct decision, such as the handball against Barnes at Spurs.

I'd suggest a different dynamic applied there.

[ClaretTony]

What is even worse is when VAR is used to overturn a correct decision, such as the handball against Barnes at Spurs.

It was a correct decision, VAR was ensuring the laws of the game were applied - the bad one was days later when we didn't get a penalty for an identical situation at Villa

[Petersa]

A couple of serious questions in these types of scenarios

Who sits on the post match panels, are they qualified referees and how many make up the panel?

Does the panel have access to different additional TV footage to the VAR?