Liverpool unimpressed with description of incident as a significant human error; Reds have made a formal request to the PGMOL for the audio conversations; PGMOL defends midweek UAE assignment
Liverpool unimpressed with description of incident as"a significant human error"; Reds have made a formal request to the PGMOL for the audio conversations; PGMOL defends midweek UAE assignmentLiverpool want a transparent and thorough investigation into the procedural failings that saw Luis Diaz's goal incorrectly ruled out at Tottenham on Saturday.
There has been a wide acknowledgment within the refereeing community that as such a seismic gaffe was made and picked up within seconds of the restart, the match should have been stopped to achieve the right outcome.It has also been questioned why there was such a rush to make the initial decision when it has been stressed that accuracy is more important than the time it takes to reach a conclusion.
The reference to"escalation and resolution" is to highlight Liverpool would not simply accept PGMOL's vague statement about a"significant human error" and a review without terms of reference.Regarding VAR England, his assistant Dan Cook, and fourth official at Tottenham Michael Oliver working on Al Ain's victory over Sharjah 48 hours before the blockbuster Premier League fixture, PGMOL has said it is not uncommon practice.
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