SoccerOct 11
VAR Reviews Highlight Key Calls Across Premier League Fixtures
Referee decisions on sendings off and a disputed goal faced examination in several matches.
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Gravenberch Dismissal Stands After Review
A second yellow card issued at the 62-minute mark led to a player's exit following a challenge from behind on an opponent. The VAR process considered the late nature of the foul and its impact on a promising attack. While the initial booking drew some debate over contact, the second offense met criteria for a foul with consequence, leaving no grounds for intervention under the rules for factual errors only.
Foden Red Card Confirmed Without Issue
At the 23-minute mark, a kick toward an opponent after a tangle resulted in a straight red for violent conduct. The on-field call aligned with available images showing clear contact, prompting a quick confirmation by the VAR team. The decision reflected the action's nature regardless of exact force applied.
Haaland Goal Allowed After Lengthy Check
In the 60th minute, an offside flag was overturned following assessment of positioning via technology and whether an offside teammate affected play. The factual element confirmed the scorer started onside, but the subjective review of interference drew criticism for not applying all relevant law criteria, leading to an awarded goal that sparked debate.
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