‘The most sterile game there is’ – another controversial day for VAR
Burnley Manager Scott Parker, video assistant referee decisions on Saturday Saturday Manchester United after a controversial late punishment after losing a “most sterile game” he said he threatened to transform the football into a “most sterile game”.
Ruben Amorim’s team received a penalty until the second half -stop period, when Jaidon Anthony was punished to capture Amad Diallo’s shirt in the area.
The referee Sam Barrott started the game at the beginning, but after examining the incident in PitchSide Monitor, he gave a spot kick and Bruno Fernandes held his nervous nervous to win 3-2 victory.
Parker, BBC match in the match, “the way to go like this – the way to go – is controlling everything on the four floors,” he said. “The referee did not foul on the field.
“Then we recorded it again. Ref is not a 200 -proportional fella in a box.”
Clarets striker Lyle Foster had previously had a target for a marginal offside in the second half, the description of the 24 -year -old child as “injustice”.
The debate in Old Trafford came after two highly controversial decisions in Chelsea’s 2-0 victory on Fulham on Saturday’s lunch.
Referee Rob Jones, a Trevoh Chalobah Cross Ryan Sessegnon’un after hitting the arm of Enzo Fernandez’in penalty point before scoring Fulham young Josh King’s accumulation of 21 minutes to the foul excluded the 21st minute goal.
Marco Silva, TNT Sports’a King’s decision to not allow the finish of the “incredible”, he said.
“I prefer not to say anything, because I’d be punished,” he added.
We can only be three games in the new Premier League season, but there is more often once again.
