VAR - Cup Final

[Freeman25]

It was definitely a pen, luckily that mistake didn't cost anyone the game...

[Airborn Pie]

It was definitely a pen, luckily that mistake didn't cost anyone the game...

His body def moved towards the ball, we can never remove the referees interpretation of events like this, from the equation.

Questions of fact, was it over the line, was it offside, was it in the box are clear but interpretation like this will always be a concern and this is an area where referees fall down even without VAR, just not consistent.

[Freeman25]

His body def moved towards the ball, we can never remove the referees interpretation of events like this, from the equation.

Questions of fact, was it over the line, was it offside, was it in the box are clear but interpretation like this will always be a concern and this is an area where referees fall down even without VAR, just not consistent.

It's why Shearer was so vocal in his dislike for it when he was saying "what's an obvious and glaring error". I think it should be used for offsides and penalty decisions, if it was then we'd have beaten Coventry, which Coventry fans can't seem to get their heads around because they so strongly believe that their ***y football was so much better than us just being effective and scoring regardless of the style of play.

[Airborn Pie]

It's why Shearer was so vocal in his dislike for it when he was saying "what's an obvious and glaring error". I think it should be used for offsides and penalty decisions, if it was then we'd have beaten Coventry, which Coventry fans can't seem to get their heads around because they so strongly believe that their ***y football was so much better than us just being effective and scoring regardless of the style of play.

This was a penalty decision?

Ref got it wrong IMO