The เล่นบาคาร่า UFABET เว็บตรง ค่าคอมสูง reported that Aston Villa is preparing to complain to the Premier League about appointing an inexperienced referee who blew the wrong foul before the team scored a goal in the away game, losing to Manchester United 2-0, missing out on the Champions League quota.

“The Villans” were left with ten men at the end of the first half. Then in the 70th minute, Morgan Rogers sent the ball into the net by stealing the ball from Altay Bayindir, the “Red Devils” goalkeeper.

However, referee Thomas Bramall blew the whistle to call a foul on Rogers, causing Villa to not score the lead goal. While the VAR room under Stuart Atwell cannot intervene according to the rule

“The referee on the field blew the whistle before the ball went into the goal. Therefore, VAR cannot consider this incident.” The official Premier League media wrote to clarify that

Keith Hackett, a former Premier League referee, criticized his junior for making a big mistake. He also blew the whistle too early because Bayindir did not have the ball. And Rogers’ tackle did not constitute a foul.

“It was an unbelievable decision,” captain John McGinn said after the result at Old Traford left Villa sixth in the Europa League and just outside the top flight.

“When you have VAR you want the right decision. I know the rules but it is difficult to take a referee’s whistle, especially in an important game like this. “

From the performance, nobody thought we deserved to win the game but we only need a point to be in the Champions League. “

We have to look at the rules. It is not fair that you can’t tell the referee that there has been a mistake. “

Of course we are angry. The referee didn’t know what to say to us. He is young and has come through so quickly. Maybe we have to have a look at that.”

Bramall, 35, has officiated 11 top-flight games this season and 12 in the Championship.

Asked if he was right, Villa manager Unai Emery was also asked: “I spoke to the referee, he knows what happened. I don’t want to talk about VAR. “