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The Premier League’s referee chief, Howard Webb, has contacted both Arsenal and Brighton to apologise for ‘significant errors in the VAR process’ following controversial decisions on Saturday, reports standard.co.uk.
John Brooks has been replaced as the VAR for Liverpool vs. Everton and Arsenal vs. Manchester City this week after he incorrectly ruled out a Pervis Estupinan goal for Brighton & Hove Albion at Crystal Palace on Saturday.
John Brooks has been replaced as the VAR operator for two high-profile Premier League matches following an error he made at the weekend. After drawing the lines incorrectly for a potential offside call, Brooks wrongly disallowed a Brighton goal in a 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Saturday.
Kontroversi terjadi di laga Arsenal vs Brentford. Komite Wasit Premier League meminta maaf atas kesalahan itu.
Manchester City's crunch Premier League trip to Arsenal on Wednesday will have a new VAR official following a controversial top-flight weekend.
The Gunners dropped what could be two huge points in the title race when Ivan Toney headed in after a scramble inside the Arsenal area.A lengthy VAR check took place after the goal to examine whether Ethan Pinnock was offside and interfering with play earlier in the move.But VAR officials then missed the fact Christian Norgaard was in an offside position when he hooked the ball across for Toney to equalise.
The body responsible for refereeing in the Premier League admitted on Sunday that Brentford's equalising goal in a 1-1 draw at Premier League leaders Arsenal was not properly checked for offside by the VAR officials.
Video Assistant Referee (VAR) decisions that went against Arsenal and Brighton & Hove Albion in Saturday's Premier League matches were down to "human error", the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) said on Sunday.