Aha you’re being sarcastic, but there’s a fair amount of people here who deem it definitely out because they can see a tiny bit of grass between the line and where the ball is in contact with the ground.
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The way things are going, this sort of statement reads less like a conspiracy theory each week. Anyone know how good Sir Whatshisface is at bribes?
It’s another United had go against them. Sometimes they guess sometimes they won’t.
I’m fairly certain it was a foul on Gabriel! Imagine city getting that penalty against us and then that not being a foul?
Geordie Arabia sicken me
United's dissalowed goal when the ball was ruled out was closer than that
They're probably the same people who play Minecraft football.
No-one has a clue if that ball was in or out, which is a crazy gap in technology use.
Because it makes too much sense to do that and the game is run by people who don't have any.
For me its the two armed push that is so obvious. Gabriel looked to defend that easy. Corrupt.
I thought VAR was brought in for "clear and obvious errors"?
At what point did it start refereeing the entire match? feck off with it, worst thing to happen to football since Antony.
At what point did it start refereeing the entire match? feck off with it, worst thing to happen to football since Antony.
Does anyone find it a bit coincidental that these VAR decisions seem to be benefitting these state owned teams more often than not ?
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It's out. You have to be blind not to see it.
Because the goalposts are fixed so it's easy to put sensor on them
Every goal is checked
The bottom of the ball is. Where is the furthest right edge of it in relation to the line in that screenshot?
The state of refereeing in this game 
Impossible to tell from that angle
And offside too..this is the most ridiculous allowed goal this season
Wow! How is it possible to make the wrong call there?!
All the time referees are going on all expenses paid trips to referee in Saudi league, there will be questions asked and rightly so.
VAR is a joke, get it gone ffs. Ruined the game.
Mental it took that long to award a goal, then they want to add more time, when this causes huge delays as well. Like some moron suits who never played the game have made decisions to "improve the product offering to our consumers"
Mental it took that long to award a goal, then they want to add more time, when this causes huge delays as well. Like some moron suits who never played the game have made decisions to "improve the product offering to our consumers"
The what now
Aye, it's proper batshit, we have the tech for it but just don't bother to implement it.
If you think that's conclusive you either don't know the rules of football or don't know a ball is round or both.
This game?The state of refereeing in this game
It looks limely it is, but you can't tell if a sliver of the sphere is over the line from that angle.
I'm not sure that's a real rule. I don't recall seeing any mention of the direction of the ball in the bit about offside in the rules of the game.
Correct decision to award the goal.
Some of the ball crossed some of the line, but that is irrelevant.
ALL of the ball MUST cross ALL of the line.
It didn't.
There wasn't a push in the back at the far post.
The goalscorer did not have two of the defensive team between him and the goal line, BUT, he was behind the ball when last played.
Don't like VAR, but they got this one right.
Some of the ball crossed some of the line, but that is irrelevant.
ALL of the ball MUST cross ALL of the line.
It didn't.
There wasn't a push in the back at the far post.
The goalscorer did not have two of the defensive team between him and the goal line, BUT, he was behind the ball when last played.
Don't like VAR, but they got this one right.
Between the ball out of play/foul/offside, the most obvious one for me was the foul
Puzzled how the attacker has both arms extended into the opponent's upper back, which appears to be likely impeding the opponent, but its deemed no foul.
I can see green between the ball and the white line.
Put a fecking amazon basics camera on the touchlines.
The whole of the ball has to be beyond the line. The dogshit implementation of technology means they're relying on angles like that which is completely inconclusive except for telling you that the bottom of the ball is definitely out.
What? Have you never seen 2 Vs 1 keeper?
Not really, my conspiracy is it is really, really rigged and dodgy. Cup draws, VAR, FFP, basically money buys you exception to the rules.
You're seeing the gap between the base of the ball and the line. The ball is much closer to the line than it appears to be. It's so close it would be ridiculous to rule out a goal over it.
Yep, VAR really is a lost causeAnd offside too..this is the most ridiculous allowed goal this season
How the feck does anyone think that's offside? He's literally behind the ball
If they don't have any other angle then shouldn't this be enough to rule it out?