Liverpool manager Arne Slot has expressed significant frustration with VAR, claiming decisions have consistently worked against his side throughout the season.
Following a 3-2 defeat to Manchester United, where a controversial Benjamin Sesko goal stood, Slot launched an impassioned rant, citing multiple instances where VAR interventions went against Liverpool.
“If it was a touch (by Sesko) which I think it is — in a ball sport it has a certain curve and it changes — it must be a contact then we should have a debate is that enough to disallow a goal.
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“I don’t think it is a surprise to anyone this season that if there is a VAR intervention it goes against us. It has been the whole season the same.”
“I remember PSG at home, getting a penalty for a soft touch on (Alexis) Mac Allister, VAR intervenes and it is not a pen,” the Dutchman explained.
“The other week, PSG gets one. This time, the referee stops play when a United player is injured off the pitch, but last week played continues when our goalkeeper is on the floor needing treatment.”
