There was no angle for the VAR to make a decision with the tech there. Mbaye Diagne's shoulder blocked on two angles, and the defender's boot on the other. Impossible for the VAR to over-rule, would be a guess. #WBASOU
So no doubt we are going to have another massive controversy here.
How can the VAR make a decision here when you cannot see the player who scored the goal? It would be a guess.
This is the correct decision. VAR cannot over-rule the linesman when he cannot see the two player.
How can the VAR make a decision here when you cannot see the player who scored the goal? It would be a guess.
This is the correct decision. VAR cannot over-rule the linesman when he cannot see the two player.
It is completely impossible to make a VAR decision off this.
You cannot see where Mbaye Diagne's upper body is.
For that reason, the ONLY decision is to stay with the field decision.
You cannot see where Mbaye Diagne's upper body is.
For that reason, the ONLY decision is to stay with the field decision.
This rolls into the mess the Premier League has made for itself by showing the lines process that (rightly) no one understands. It causes conspiracy theories.
In ANY other league, including UCL and UEL, you'd never know. Play just restarts with the offside free-kick.
In ANY other league, including UCL and UEL, you'd never know. Play just restarts with the offside free-kick.
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