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It's a ludicrous notion that VAR was implemented to favour certain clubs. For one reason, it is used in countries where those clubs will never compete. For me, it's a question of bias, and whether any bias is applied deliberately, or under instruction. Very difficult to prove without evidence.
The evidence we do have is limited at the moment. There are the Halsey comments. The more tenuous suggestions that unqualified Match Commanders can influence VAR decisions. Unanswered questions about communications between officials - I'm thinking of why Taylor changed his mind about a foul on Aguero, or Madley's gesture to his linesman in the Liverpool game.
From my own point of view as a former referee, my starting point is to ask if there is any plausible explanation for an event. Looking at the Salah goal, this is a misinterpretation of a directive given this season, and offside was the correct decision. Why is a professional referee, on at least £70,000 a year, making these mistakes? Why didn't anyone in the VAR room use the clarification they had been given at the start of this season? It's inexcusable. For the disallowed goal, could the linesman possibly have seen in his field of vision, from supposedly being in line with the last defender, ANY Wolves player to the right of Alexander-Arnold when the ball was headed to Nunes? 100% not, from the angles we've seen. Did he raise his flag immediately as the goal was scored? It appears not, because camera angles suggest he had turned back towards the half way line. Did he raise his flag before or after the hand gesture from Madley? Undoubtedly after.
Two different refereeing mistakes directly benefiting one team in one game gives a very strong indication of at best, bias. I hope Wolves receive some proper explanations, and there is some real accountability to go with them.