VAR - 2020/21

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Did anyone else pick up that Kun's pen was VAR scrutinised to see if he played it off his standing foot. I thought the delays between scoring and kick off for each of our goals was long last night given so little controversy around each goal.
Microscopic scrutiny.
He did slip a little hitting it to be fair, although there's no way imo it could have come off his standing left leg and gone to the bottom left corner that sweetly, unless Sergio was aiming for the corner flag to begin with.
 
He did slip a little hitting it to be fair, although there's no way imo it could have come off his standing left leg and gone to the bottom left corner that sweetly, unless Sergio was aiming for the corner flag to begin with.
Its funny really. I've seen it mentioned a couple of times that it wasn't a great penalty but I've got to say I disagree completely.
Like you say, it was struck with power and it was struck low and far enough in the corner to give the keeper no chance.
It was already past the keeper and in the net before his outstretched arm got close.
The slip made it look uncomfortable but there's not many keeper's stopping that.
 
He did slip a little hitting it to be fair, although there's no way imo it could have come off his standing left leg and gone to the bottom left corner that sweetly, unless Sergio was aiming for the corner flag to begin with.
It was clear on first view that it was a clean strike...
 
I agree, but I also agree with them taking a second look when a player slips, a keeper looks suspiciously far off his line saving the shot or a defender suspiciously close to a rebound.
I remember a double hit penality disallowed v Leicester (?) at the Etihad a few years ago. Doesn't happen often and no VAR needed.
 
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