Yes, Carvalho's equaliser vs Chelsea should not have stood after an offside offence was committed by Ouattara. Ouattara was still in an offside position when the play became active since the ball came off Ajer. He then makes an attempt to clear the ball which impacts Reece James

Yes, the goal scored by Cristian Romero should not have been disallowed for "a foul on Kyle Walker-Peters". Van De Ven gets pushed by Fernandes into Walker-Peters, who loses his balance because he's grabbing hold of Romero for the corner, and then gets placed down carefully.

Yes, the goal for Fulham should not have been disallowed after a "careless challenge" from Muniz. Chalobah arrives late to intercept the ball, Muniz goes for the spin as he's in possession and Chalobah places his foot down in that area, resorting in a natural clash. Not a foul.

Yes, that should have been a red card for James Trafford after catching Kudus with a knee to the chest and swatting the ball away with his arm outside the box

Yes that should have been a penalty for Manchester United after Saliba went through the back of Cunha without making any contact with the ball.

Yes, that should have been a red card for Senesi after he deliberately swipes the ball away with his hand to stop a clear goalscoring opportunity for Ekitike

"No conclusive evidence" yet you've shown a replay for a good 5 minutes of the ball coming off Gray's arm whilst Haaland was sandwiched between the two defenders and then into Danso's hand when he was leaning into Haaland.

Yes. I'm sorry but how has the linesman not been able to lift his flag up for Maguire's goal when there were FOUR United players in an offside position. He's literally in line with them as the free kick is taken as well.

Been caught up with all the bad decisions today, but Ndiaye receiving a yellow card for a Seagull celebration against Brighton is the pure definition of utter woke nonsense.

Yes, Enciso should have received a red card for a flying knee to the face of Endo

"Not a red" "Not a red" "Not a red" "Disgusting, get him off the pitch"

For an account that was supposed to be increasing transparency with the decisions made by the officials, you lot are absolutely useless

A tactical foul (more precisely, a trip) outside of their own box has always been no more than a yellow card. We've seen choking, double studs, and full lunges receive less punishment, so why suddenly bring out the red card now? The Premier League is a laughing stock.

You just have to laugh at this point

Yes, the goal should have stood. I don't understand how they could say Wood interfered with the play when there wasn't a single defender attempting to cover Milenkovic and he was miles onside when Milenkovic connected with the ball. Keep Anthony Taylor off Forest games.

No "🤔🤔🤔🤔" and it's the clearest handball call you'll see all season

So let me try to understand the situation, when Cucurella got his hair pulled by Jack Stephens in December, VAR deemed it to be violent conduct and a red card David Brooks pulls his hair and they class it as a reckless action and not violent conduct No consistency in definition

Let me fix that "Not having VAR is just beautiful when your side benefits from scoring in an offside position with no worries about it getting ruled out." Just don't come out screaming corruption after making comments like this

Yes, that should have been a red card for Quansah after he dragged down Mateus Fernandes just outside the box. Absolutely disgraceful officiating from Simon Hooper

What the fuck was that