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United ROBBED by VAR… When Will These Mistakes End? | After Review…

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Welcome to Kiss the Badge: After Review… — your weekly look back at the biggest results, controversies and talking points from the Premier League weekend.This week, the Manchester derby takes centre stage after Manchester City’s controversial 1–0 victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford. Erling Haaland scored the winner after VAR overturned an offside decision—but should Enzo Fernández have been penalised for interfering with Lisandro Martínez?With the refereeing body subsequently acknowledging that the incident should have been reviewed differently, I discuss whether Manchester United were robbed, why VAR got such a significant decision wrong and what another high-profile mistake tells us about the system’s suitability for Premier League football. Is VAR improving the game, or has it created more confusion, inconsistency and controversy?There is also the uncomfortable question for United: regardless of the decision, why couldn’t Michael Carrick’s side take advantage against ten-man Manchester City following Phil Foden’s red card?Elsewhere, Arsenal maintained their perfect Premier League start with another victory. With Mikel Arteta’s champions and Manchester City both winning their opening four matches, is the title race already becoming a two-horse battle—and can Liverpool, Chelsea or anybody else keep pace?Finally, I look at Coventry City’s alarming start following their 5–0 defeat against Brighton. Frank Lampard’s newly promoted side remain without a point or a Premier League goal—but have their performances offered enough encouragement to suggest they can still avoid relegation?Subscribe for weekly Premier League reviews, football analysis and discussion—and let me know whether you think Haaland’s Manchester derby goal should have stood.For football romantics—past and present.

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