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Premier League say VAR in 2019/20 increased the percentage of correct key match decisions from 82% the previous season to 94%

Thoughts?

This is what he was so incensed about... A referee correctly not awarding his team a penalty.

Inclined to agree. I know it sounds bonkers given their points tally, but tactically I'm not convinced by them. They are winning a lot of games purely on the ridiculous individual quality they have imo. They'll probably still win the league but I'm not sure they can carry that momentum on into...

He gifted Leeds 2 very presentable chances early on but then was colossal after & rightly MotM. It does seem to be something that affects him early on in matches, whether it's a lack of concentration, too hyped up or it just takes him a little while to get to grips with the game.

100% it is & he could easily have gone as well. Quite plausible that the assistant was happy to turn a blind eye though given he got a booking anyway, who knows. For all the cries of "consistency" it's quite frankly impossible. No 2 incidents are ever exactly the same & no 2 human beings react...

Do we know if Michael Oliver even saw the sarcastic applause from Nunez? It was directed at the assistant rather than him.

Summerville refused to shake hands which Thomas was none too pleased about.

Are we too nice?

Superb result, well done fellas.

Brilliant from Thomas

Great minds

Wilson has one thing over Collins... He's a lot more convincing with his timewasting.

If anything we've gone a bit too positive here... Leaving ourselves a bit open.

So far so good.

Handball & dive. Should have been booked.

100% & he's right to be worried by that. Think it's the right call going defensive but we do need to offer a counter threat which is difficult to envisage with the XI chosen.

Who was it who won it for our goal?

Anyone spot this (no checking the comments!)