Wolves boss Gary O'Neil set to miss Manchester City clash in title boost
Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Gary O'Neil will be absent from the touchline in the Premier League match with Manchester City after receiving a one-match touchline ban.
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Wolves chief questions VAR; O'Neil slams 'scandalous' decision - ESPN
Wolves chairman Jeff Shi has questioned VAR's remit for decision-making, a day after his team were left fuming when a stoppage-time equaliser against West Ham was ruled out, with manager Gary O'Neil describing the call as «scandalous.»
Wolves boss O'Neil slams 'scandalous' VAR decision
WOLVERHAMPTON : Wolverhampton Wanderers were left fuming after having a stoppage-time equaliser against West Ham United ruled out after a VAR check on Saturday, with manager Gary O'Neil describing it as one of the worst decisions he had ever seen.
West Ham denied last-gasp winner by agonising VAR check as Villa take point
West Ham were controversially denied a stoppage-time winner by a farcically long VAR decision in the 1-1 draw with Aston Villa.
Villa held by West Ham after VAR drama
Aston Villa escaped with a 1-1 draw at West Ham on Sunday after the hosts were denied a stoppage-time winner by a prolonged VAR check.
West Ham left cursing VAR in draw with Aston Villa
West Ham were controversially denied a stoppage-time winner by a farcically long VAR decision in the 1-1 draw with Aston Villa.
Sheff Utd manager Wilder fined for sandwich rant
LONDON : Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has been fined 11,500 pounds ($14,537) for remarks he made about match officials following his side's Premier League defeat by Crystal Palace last month.
Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder fined following bizarre sandwich rant
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has been fined £11,500 (€13,430) for remarks he made about match officials following his side's Premier League defeat by Crystal Palace last month. Wilder was upset with decisions during the 3-2 loss and his post-match comments intimated that officials were more likely to give decisions against the Yorkshire club. He also accused a referee's assistant of being disrespectful for continuing to eat a sandwich while Wilder tried to talk to referee Tony Harrington after the game. Wilder was charged with a breach of Rule E3.1 in relation to his post-match comments that the FA alleged constituted 'improper conduct in that they implied bias/or attacked the integrity of the referee, or referees generally and/or bring the game into disrepute'. An FA statement said Wilder had accepted his charge and that an independent regulatory commission had imposed the fine. Wilder's anger was sparked after his goalkeeper Ivo Grbic was forced off with concussion after a collision with Palace's Jean-Philippe Mateta who did not receive a yellow card. "It's yet another ridiculous performance from the referee. I was told by a Premier League referee, who's as honest as the day is long, 'Get ready, because every tight decision will go against you, every 50-50 will go against you'", Wilder said in his post-match press conference. "Every tight decision goes against us.