- Everton denied a penalty in the detention time against Man United on Saturday
- Fans were outraged after the VAR invited the referee to review their initial call
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The fans were furious with the VAR after Everton was denied a late penalty in their 2-2 draw with Man United on Saturday.
Matthijs of Ligt and Harry Maguire threw Ashley Young in the box and Andy Madley directly pointed to the place.
But, after almost a four -minute review, the VAR recommended the referee to go to the monitor, that local fans received groans at Goodison Park.
Today, such an act is almost a formality to deliver to the referee in the field the opportunity to cancel its original decision.
And, as the script says, after a long look at multiple repetitions of the incident, Madley moved away from the monitor and denied the toffee a penalty.
The former United Michael Owen player was not a fan of the call, he immediately went to social networks to argue that the referee was not shown appropriate images of the incident during the review of the side of the spear.
Everton denied a penalty for detention time in their 2-2 draw against Man United after the VAR recommended the referee in the field that revokes its initial decision
Fans turned to social networks to express their indignation for the call, which took a four -minute review
He said: 'I am a VAR fan, but that last minute penalty was a disaster. Maguire was not the culprit, but Var repeatedly offered the ref one Angle and could not show the pull of Ligt's shirt.
Similarly, fans showed a similar disapproval of the decision, and one describes the arbitration standard of the Premier League as “miserably bad.”
A fan wrote in X: 'That is a misfortune! It should easily be a penalty! ¡¡¡¡Omb ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
Another said: 'I am a United fanatic, but I do not understand how you can revoke that original call and say that it was clear and obviously wrong. Arbitrate and Var in this league is miserably bad and inconsistent.
A third commented: 'That was a clear penalty denied. Var is useless.
Shortly after full time, Premier League issued a statement in X.
He said: 'Var verified the referee's penalty call to Everton for a Maguire challenge about Young and considered that no fault had been committed and recommended a review in the field. The referee overturned the original decision and the game restarted with a fall ball.
