Robertson row shows the problems VAR can never fix
Summary
The article describes a controversial decision during a football match between Liverpool and Manchester City, where a goal by Virgil van Dijk was disallowed. The decision was due to Andrew Robertson being ruled offside by the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) team, as he was seen making an impact on the goalkeeper by ducking under the ball.Key Facts
- Virgil van Dijk's goal for Liverpool against Manchester City was disallowed.
- The disallowed goal was due to Andrew Robertson being offside.
- The VAR team supported the decision, citing Robertson's impact on the goalkeeper.
- Howard Webb, head of Premier League referees, said the decision was "not unreasonable."
- Offside rules fall under law 11 of the IFAB Laws of the Game.
- The on-field decision confirmed by VAR emphasized Robertson's position and action.
- Disagreement remains among fans and pundits regarding the decision's fairness.
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