Which moments from our history would you want to retrospectively check using VAR?

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

93:20. That Argentinian player definitely fouled the QPR full back, but in a very underhand manner, making it look as though he was the one who'd been fouled. They've got it down to a t.

 

[Exeter Blue I am here]

That penalty decision in the fa cup game at the swamp.

That was probably the single most blatant bit of cheating I've ever seen from a referee. Alan Wilkie his name was, and it was his first United game since he sent Cantona off at Selhurst Park that time, so the crowd were on his back and he was desperate to atone for his "crime".

 

[mat]

Just checked, and apparently they only want incidents from Premier League games (typical Sky), which rules out a lot of the suggestions so far!

In that case.

Every decision made by Peter Walton when reffing us.

 

[wolfie1988]

That handball at Goodison Park in 2013. 2 yards inside the box but given as a free kick 5 yards outside. Think it was Pienaar or Osman. Effectively killed any last hope of the title we had that season.

 

[Rhapsody in Blue]

Basically the whole 2 games against Dippers in the CL QF - All decisive factors went in Liverpool's favour those games. The first goal shouldn't have stood as Salah was offside and then it was all downhill from there.

With that said, VAR only works in favor of the Dippers.

 

[hello]

And they pulled it back for the penalty on him instead. Mad Mario stepping up

No way would they have given the pen, they would have rolled it back and found some reason to give qpr a free kick for slight contact 2 mins before the goal or other such nonsense.

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

No one mentioned Micheal Fronzeck and his alleged foul on Cantona at the Swamp in 1996? Talk about them twats getting all the decisions, that was completely scandalous.

 

[The Black Shed]

This goal from Frannie Lee at WHL would never have survived VAR.

loving the shirt

 

[Healthcare29]

1999 play off Final, first 10 seconds or so of the Game & the most blatent hand ball (apart from Goalie type saves on the line) I've ever seen.

Always think of Sun Jihai's joke of Penalty decision given against him, was this against Birmingham?

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

Ah, if we're reversing the perspective. Spurs in January, 2012, at the Etihad. Mario is definitely red carded.