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Clip is at 1:37 The clearest camera angle is not in the video but put a couple of stills above from BBC coverage. I think UK viewers can see it here from 0:28. Pundits on Sportscene did not like this SFP one bit and said it was a C&O error due to winning the ball. I think it's a great...

LEI second 'goal' wrongly disallowed for offside. Would be interested to know thoughts on the sanction for the free kick that led to the final goal - looked like DOGSO to me? (hopefully the actual foul makes it to the highlights package)

Unfortunately Graham Scott, with an excellent view, has missed one of the clearest penalties you'll ever see. (Pulling Gnonto down)

Correct red card given for violent conduct. Very daft to put hand in face.

That is not a full yard from the defensive wall at Chelsea's goal? Second yellow for James later looked correct.

Two interesting penalty decisions, go to 12:52 Both not given on field. First one goes to an on-field review where the referee does not change their decision. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m001sj4p/sportscene-premiership-highlights-202324-11112023#t=12m52s I think this is a clear foul...

Penalty given on-field, no VAR intervention (go to 36:50) https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m001sj77/sportscene-premiership-highlights-202324-12112023#t=36m50s Don't think it is a foul and would say that it is a clear and obvious error. Should have been a caution for simulation, when...

Go to 22:20 https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m001sj77/sportscene-premiership-highlights-202324-12112023#t=22m20s Caution given on field, no VAR intervention. I think Rubežić is very lucky not to see red for this?

Don't see how that penalty is a clear and obvious error at all.

West Brom have just scored from an arm. Could it / should it have been spotted?

Thought I'd make this thread for anything noteworthy. Went to Leeds v Shrewsbury, pleasing to see Seb Stockbridge issue an early caution for delaying the restart at a free kick (funny how it didn't happen again!), and another caution in the second half for dissent. Those were the only cards in...

Fascinating VAR overturning a goal in the dying seconds of the first half, for an unusual offside. What do we make of that? I think by the letter of the law now it is offside? EDIT - clip is now available at 1:50 - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/66279164

Link Some acknowledgement that the professional game is causing problems but extremely vague on how they will 'challenge' and what they will do when that doesn't work. Also a very unambitious target on the match official satisfaction scores, only wanting to go from 66% to 70% in the next three...

Chris Kavanagh in the middle. Leeds denied a goal for a push by McKennie on Wilson. I think that was correct, though there have been complaints that you more often see pushes like that not given. Fulham could have definitely had a couple of SPA cautions for cynical fouls, but no cards yet.

Only seen ten mins of this so far but unfortunately Newcastle's clearly offside goal has stood, assuming no VAR here.

Various outlets are reporting that team captains at the World Cup are under threat by FIFA of receiving a caution or suspension if they wear armbands supporting the OneLove campaign. And it looks like the national associations have dropped plans to wear the armbands in response. In terms of Law...

Hopefully they make this open to any grassroots ref to apply for the trial. BBC Article "The aim of the trial, the first globally of this nature, would be to explore whether the use of bodycams improves participant behaviour, while providing additional safety for match officials in the adult...