West Ham vs Man Utd

[mctones]

Goes to refchat Monday morning to see the lively debate on Lindelof handball incident, but finds myself as OP!

So, what do we think then, handball or not, and why do we think VAR did not review?

 

[es1]

It's a weird one. Likes he's caught in 2 minds about what to do.

It clearly hits his arm and he clearly moves his arm to the ball. He's not close, it's an expected ball...pen for me

 

[Big Cat]

It's like the Newcastle v Arsenal one
Both players desperately trying not to handle the ball, resulting in unnatural movement
I know the Arsenal one hit the knee BTW. The game fully expected a PK in the case of Man U, rightly or wrongly. Again, VAR cannot work with these types of subjective decisions because the subjectivity is merely transferred to evaluating C&O

 

[DPLewis]

That just has to be a PK. Clearly moves hand towards the ball and has to be given.

dpl