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No serious foul play red card for Diogo Dalot (MUN 2–0 MCI, —)

Refereeing CallErrorKMI panel ruling
MUNManchester United2 – 0Manchester CityMCI

Matchweek 22 · Saturday 17 January · Referee Anthony Taylor · VAR Craig Pawson

No serious foul play red card for Diogo Dalot. 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 serious foul play red card for Diogo Dalot
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VAR confirmed
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r/soccer post-match threadGrumbles1213 of 1468 comments angry about the officiating, mostly MUN fansUnited’s best performance in more than a decade. 2 goals, 3 disallowed, hit the post and bar, some big saves from their keeper. Absolutely obliterated those cheating bastards.
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