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Premier League's independent key match incedents panel decisions regarding the Newcastle-Arsenal match (alien.top)
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[–] Not_Ginger_James@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

This sounds pedantic but they weren't voting on whether it was a red or not, they were voting on whether the VAR intervention was correct. And yes, for the record I think it makes very little difference here and I'm surprised it wasn't unanimously agreed as wrong. But I can only assume they disagreed on the basis of whether its 'clear and obvious red' as opposed to red card at all.

[–] Om_Nom_Zombie@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Referee didn't see it at all, meaning any potential red should refer the referee to thr screen so he can make a judgement, let alone such a blatant one.