The audio of the conversations between the match officials involved in the VAR controversy at Tottenham on Saturday has been supplied to Liverpool.
Liverpool made a formal request to PGMOL for the audio on Monday and asked hear the conversations which took place in full.
In a shocking revelation, PGMOL acknowledged a “significant human error” leading to Luis Diaz’s crucial goal for Liverpool being wrongly ruled out during their clash with Tottenham.
Liverpool, determined to unravel the truth, formally requested the release of audio recordings capturing the conversations between match officials involved in the VAR controversy.
As part of PGMOL’s commitment to transparency, they have now shared the footage with Liverpool and it is being reviewed by the club.
Meanwhile, Liverpool awaits the findings of the ongoing review, emphasizing the necessity for sporting integrity.
The controversy deepened as it surfaced that the VAR team recognized their mistake within seconds of the game’s restart but felt unable to intervene due to IFAB rules. Criticism mounted against the decision not to stop the game, with pundits like Jamie Carragher questioning the adherence to protocol.
Liverpool, in a statement, expressed dissatisfaction with the handling of the situation, emphasizing the need for escalation and resolution. As the review unfolds, the focus extends beyond VAR failings to scrutinizing the officials’ appointment process, adding another layer of intrigue to this unfolding football saga.
