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Something needs to changed in the summer...today again an easy decision could have had a huge impact on the title. Clear handball yet the referee chooses to close his eyes...arsenal fan perhaps?
It wasn't a problem with VAR.
Didn't see the game. Did they send Oliver to the screen?
Indeed. The technology is there for all to see, it was a clear handball. The issue is that those using the technology are under strict instructions to give certain decisions in favour of certain clubs.It wasn't a problem with VAR.
It's a shocking decision, I kind of wonder if all season long the ref's been wanting to tell VAR to shove it when they call him to the monitor and he's chosen the last possible moment to do it. Maybe it's ego, maybe it's trying to make a point, maybe he knows it doesn't really make a difference to either team, but it's still a bad, bad decision.It wasn't a problem with VAR.
Yes and he didn't overturn.
Didn't see the game. Did they send Oliver to the screen?
Yes.
They flagged it up and he went to the screen and ignored the evidence of his own eyes.
No fault of VAR on this occasion.
Yet if he scores a goal using the same contact of his arm, the goal would be invalidated...clear handball in the current rules.Maybe I'm just living in my own little world but I don't really think that was a handball, think the ref got it right. You can argue consistency across a season of course but in the spirit of the game I don't want to see handball given for situations like that, even if it is against us!