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Rate the refereeing in BOU 2–2 BRE
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Justin Kluivert fired through Jaidon Anthony's legs after the ball broke loose from Kristoffer Ajer's tackle on Evanilson. The goal was confirmed after a VAR review.
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Deep in first-half stoppage time, Kristoffer Ajer's goal-bound shot appeared to hit the arm of the falling Adrien Truffert. Jarred Gillett consulted VAR, gave nothing and blew for half-time.
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Rate the refereeing in BRE 1–1 SUN
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Igor Thiago's cross caused confusion between Ballard and goalkeeper Robin Roefs, and Jaidon Anthony bundled the ball over the line. VAR quickly intervened and the goal was ruled out for a foul on Roefs, who appeared to have both hands on the ball.
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Dan Ballard's low drive went in, but VAR sent Tom Bramall to the monitor to judge whether Kevin Danso, standing in an offside position, had blocked Caoimhín Kelleher's line of vision. Bramall took almost five minutes before ruling it out.
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Sunderland were given a penalty when Wilson Isidor was fouled in the box. Enzo Le Fée converted for the 1-1 equaliser.
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Rate the refereeing in LEE 1–1 BRE
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Penalty not awarded: Challenge by Bogle on Schade. Panel: The panel felt that a penalty should have been awarded for a foul by Bogle on Schade, 4:1. There was foot on foot contact instigated by Bogle with enough contact for a penalty kick. However, given the high threshold for VAR intervention, the panel felt the referee's call should remain on-field as it wasn't a clear and obvious error, 3:2.
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Rate the refereeing in BRE 3–0 TOT
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Penalty awarded: Challenge by Bentancur on Schade. Panel: The panel supported the Referee's call of a penalty for a foul by Bentancur. Contact was made into the back of Schade, reaching the threshold for a penalty kick.
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Penalty not awarded: Challenge by Senesi on Collins. Panel: The panel unanimously supported the Referee's call of no penalty, understanding that there is a slight pull on Collins' shirt, but judging that Collins had initially instigated the contact with Senesi before going to ground.
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Penalty not awarded: Handball appeal against Gallagher. Panel: The Referee's call of no penalty for a potential handball offence against Gallagher was supported. Gallagher's arm was in a justifiable position with the defender right in front of him.
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Penalty not awarded: Handball appeal against van Hecke. Panel: The Referee's call of no penalty for a potential handball offence against van Hecke was supported. His arms were tucked in and the ball hits from close proximity.
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The penalty was awarded following a VAR review. The decision does not appear among the errors the KMI panel logged for 2025-26, which means the panel voted it correct.
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Keane Lewis-Potter held Tomáš Souček in what the KMI panel called "a clear non-footballing action which impacted the West Ham player's movement". The panel said VAR Tony Harrington should have intervened. It also split 3-2 that West Ham should have had a second penalty for Yarmolyuk's challenge on Pablo, but that one was not a VAR error.
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No penalty for Yehor Yarmolyuk holding Pablo. The KMI panel ruled the on-field decision wrong, but not a clear and obvious error, so VAR was right not to intervene.
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VAR reviewed the goal and it was disallowed. The decision does not appear among the errors the KMI panel logged for 2025-26, which means the panel voted it correct.
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Penalty not given for André challenge on Kevin Schade. The KMI panel ruled the on-field decision wrong, but not a clear and obvious error, so VAR was right not to intervene.
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No DOGSO red card for Michael Kayode tackle on Marcus Tavernier. The KMI panel ruled the on-field decision wrong, but not a clear and obvious error, so VAR was right not to intervene.
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Penalty not given for Michael Kayode tackle on Marcus Tavernier. The KMI panel ruled the on-field decision wrong, but not a clear and obvious error, so VAR was right not to intervene.
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VAR reviewed the goal and it was disallowed. The decision does not appear among the errors the KMI panel logged for 2025-26, which means the panel voted it correct.
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VAR reviewed the goal and it was disallowed. The decision does not appear among the errors the KMI panel logged for 2025-26, which means the panel voted it correct.
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The penalty was awarded following a VAR review. The decision does not appear among the errors the KMI panel logged for 2025-26, which means the panel voted it correct.
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VAR reviewed the goal and it was disallowed. The decision does not appear among the errors the KMI panel logged for 2025-26, which means the panel voted it correct.
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The goal was initially not given, but awarded after a VAR review. The decision does not appear among the errors the KMI panel logged for 2025-26, which means the panel voted it correct.
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No penalty for a foul on Archie Gray. The KMI panel ruled the on-field decision wrong, but not a clear and obvious error, so VAR was right not to intervene.
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Igor Thiago ran on to a ball over the top in the 56th minute. Cristian Romero made a wild swipe to try to intercept, made no contact with the ball, and should have been sent off for denying a goalscoring opportunity.
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Penalty awarded for a foul by Caoimhín Kelleher. The KMI panel ruled the on-field decision wrong, but not a clear and obvious error, so VAR was right not to intervene.
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