Former Premier League star slams Anthony Taylor for Richarlison call during Chelsea vs Tottenham

Former Premier League goalkeeper Ben Foster has slammed Anthony Taylor and VAR for not adjudging Richarlison to have been 'offside' for Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's equaliser at 1-1 during Chelsea vs Tottenham.

The Battle of the Bridge act two unfolded in front of everyone's eyes on Super Sunday over the weekend. The first act saw multiple players get into fights with each other as Mauricio Pochettino saw his Lilywhites side throw away the Premier League title back in 2016.

Fast forward to 2022 and the latest tale saw two managers in the form of Antonio Conte and Thomas Tuchel lock horns over certain decisions made in the latter part of the contest.

The first boiling point came when Rodrigo Bentancur was adjudged to have stolen the ball fairly from Kai Havertz. About 40 seconds later, Hojbjerg scored. Next, in the dying embers of the contest, Cristian Romero's hair tug on Marc Cucurella was missed by Taylor and not adjudged to have been a red card offence by VAR, something which Spurs capitalised on as they netted in the same phase of play from the corner in injury time.

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“I don’t think just some of the fans think that," Tuchel said on the refereeing injustices in his post-match press conference. "I can assure you the whole dressing room of us, every single person, thinks that. I can’t understand how the first goal is not offside and I can’t understand when a player is pulled by their hair, the other player stays on the pitch.

"Pull someone else’s hair, stay on the pitch and attack the last corner. This is for me without any explanation and I don’t want to accept it. Both goals should not stand and it’s a fair result because we