Another week saw another flurry of VAR controversies, with Liverpool, Arsenal and Wolves complaining that the video technology was making poor calls.Liverpool felt they should have been awarded a penalty to give Luton a 1-0 lead when Virgil van Dijk was brought down by Luton’s Ilya Adebayo in the penalty area.
VAR reviewed the incident but decided not to award a penalty, leaving Jurgen behind. Klopp was so shocked that he received a yellow card. Meanwhile, Newcastle’s win at Arsenal was also seen as controversial. The latter part of Anthony Gordon was enough to win the second half of Mikel Arteta, and was enough to identify the goal of the ball, the ball’s goal, the ball, Joettone and Gordon.
Woli O’nil Gari O’nil George Silva was appointed by a mistake and a phone call from the club’s video technology, so there was no place for Sheffield’s victory. Liverpool managers believe that Jürgen Clopp should be fined in front of LUTO leaders.
Tahith CHONG was possible a few minutes before the opening of the Var van dickak van dickk, but the technology will delete complaints. Klopp was shown a yellow card for protesting the incident and the Liverpool manager compared Adebayo’s foul to wrestling.”I have a lot of respect for what they do, but it’s difficult when you see the way they play defensively,” he said in his post-match press conference. “It’s not on the sidelines, it’s on the other side.”Why change the rules if there’s no penalty [in the rules]?” We talked a little, not when Virgil scored, but when Virgil’s player brought him down. “It’s nice to fight and get points.””It was Anthony Taylor who gave me the yellow card, not the referee,” Klopp told Sky Sports.
I spoke to the referee and Anthony didn’t like it. I was surprised to get a yellow card. I deserved to have many books shared with me in my life, but I didn’t realize it. Ask Antonis about it.
