“The body in charge of Premier League referees is set to bow to pressure from Liverpool and release the audio of discussions between the match officials who wrongly disallowed Luis Díaz’s goal against Tottenham”, according to The Times.
Reports circulating in various media outlets suggest that Howard Webb, the head of the PGMOL, may yield to Liverpool’s pressure and release the audio recording of the incident.
The Luis Diaz goal controversy has pushed the VAR system into the spotlight like never before, despite several other controversial VAR incidents since its introduction.
Adding to Liverpool’s frustration, the club has been fined £25,000 for their disciplinary issues during the game.
In response to the catastrophic error, Liverpool demanded “full transparency” in a statement issued after the match.
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