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An article from Dale Johnson detailing the PL Key Match Incidents Panel review of refereeing decisions for the first half of the season.
Unsurprisingly they thought we should have had penalties against Man City and Leicester but they also thought it was correct that VAR did not intervene. In relation to second yellow cards they thought that the Kalvin Phillips one was incorrect and Sam Morsy should have been dismissed against Villa.
PL Referee KMI Decisions on 11:14 - Jan 13 by belgablue
Bonkers how it was correct not to intervene.
This is why VAR for subjective decisions should be appeal to the standing ref to review by captain/manager…. I really can’t see how the standing ref to ref would look at that from different angles and not award a penalty….. what it removes is a third party interference with his mindset.