Premier league games 26/27/28 September

[Josh_D]

Just logged back in to see that the rags were given farcical decisions.

Ah well. Shit team. Shame that Brighton couldn’t get something from the match.

 

[WallyA]

Same as last season and we still lost to them lol

Yes, but also

they were no where near us or Liverpool in terms of points.

 

[kaz7]

So the full time whistle was blew.

Can the Premier League intervene and say no the match had ended?

Not for those in red

 

[deano ou812]

Dangerous dangerous precedent being set,may well have been a handball but once that whistle is blown the game is done,this just opens it up to more manipulation..won’t be long till we have a red card incident where that player has scored after incident will it be ruled out,the game has gone ffs..

 

[mosssideblue]

So shouldnt the ref had waited for VAR. ? Surely if the final whistle had gone you cant restart a finished match can you ?

Clearly you can. And if it were us being the beneficiary, all would agree it was the right call

 

[give it to gordon]

So the one thing we learnt today is that VAR can order a finished game to restart I never knew that. What is the time limit for a restart ?

 

[Blueknows]

After

point being though he should have blown straight after the brighton equaliser not 3 minutes later ….no lengthy stoppages in injury time that I can recall....this reminded me of owens winner in the derby in time added on in injury time for our supposed lengthy over celebrating our equaliser

 

[ali benarbia's studs]

From the BBC live feed...... says it all.

14:26
PENALTY TO MAN UTD
Brighton 2-2 Man Utd
Given!
The referee had blown for full-time!!

 

[bluetonium]

So var can legitimately restart a game of football after the final whilst?

I think the ref has conveniently messed up here, final whistle is game over surely. If he wants to review a decision, pause the game, otherwise how far so we let var go back to review incidents in injury time?

Re-reffing the game to get the 'right' result.

 

[balotelli's back pocket]

It's always been the case that decisions before the start and after full time don't affect what happens on the pitch.

If one of the starting 11 gets sent off before the game, that team can still put someone in their sport and start with 11.

I don't like that the ref can blow the final whistle and then the match can be reopened. VAR should have been quicker and said don't blow the final whistle.

In my opinion the Premier League can still do the right thing and accept the 1st final whistle.

but the incident didn't happen after full time did it