Reaction to the weekend's Premier League as VAR comes under the microscope, plus Q&A with chief football writer Phil McNulty.
Find out moreLiverpool say VAR error at Spurs 'undermined sporting integrity'Michael Beale sacked by Rangers after third defeat in sevenBuild up to Fulham v Chelsea BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty has joined us this morning for a Q&A. The first question comes from Chris.Rugby and cricket seem to have television reviews largely sorted, and a significant part of this is broadcasting the chat between officials on pitch and in front of the screen.
"And then it's a different game. You're 1-0 down with 10 men but to think that we got back in the game, got the result and seen it out, it ends up being a much better point for us than for Brentford.":"We all want the referees to be in a good place. Not just what happened yesterday but in general, it is the one Premier League game of the day. It needed to be a real clear and concise performance. But they have just raised more questions than answers.
From the resulting free-kick, Brentford captain Christian Norgaard put his side ahead as he powered in a header from Mathias Jensen's delivery for his first goal of the season. The draw meant the Bees have now gone five Premier League games without a win since a 3-0 success at Fulham in the second match of the season.'Well see what happens' - Michael Beale on Rangers futureThe 43-year-old's tenure was brought to an end after less than a year in the post on the back of Saturday's 3-1 defeat by Aberdeen.
So an official made a mistake in a football match and disallowed a goal. That's been happening for years - it's football. You win some you lose some, move on and get over it!The issue is sure to feature heavily in Phil McNulty's Q&A this morning, while the second half of BBC Radio 5 Live's morning phone-in will also be on the issue.
His touchline ban was a consequence of three bookings he picked up for questioning referees' decisions."I’d like to control but I cannot assure you 100% that I will," said Guardiola. "However Liverpool's statement tonight is a mistake! Talk of exploring all options and sporting integrity are dangerous phrases along with being vague and aggressive.
Liverpool published a statement on Sunday claiming the mistakes that led to Saturday's VAR controversy undermined the game's"sporting integrity".Here is the full statement:"Liverpool Football Club acknowledges PGMOL's admission of their failures last night.
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