PL Review: VAR decides title and relegation?
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Was that the biggest VAR call ever?
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What happened with David Raya's foul?
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On the Football Daily Podcast, Premier League Review with Rick Edwards.
How did Jarrod Bowen react to the match?
Hello and welcome to the Premier League Review. An 83rd minute winner for Arsenal at West Ham and a very dramatic VAR decision in injury time means they are five points clear at the top with two games to play.
What impact did David Raya's save have on the game?
Manchester City have got a game in hand. But it's all in Arsenal's hands.
How did Arsenal perform against West Ham?
Win their next two games and they will be English champions for the first time in 22 years. Defeat for West Ham means Nottingham Forest are safe from relegation. It's come down to Spurs or West Ham now. Liverpool fans have made their frustration towards Arnaud Slot known again at Anfield. And Bournemouth and Brighton keep their bid for Champions League football going as Aston Villa also falter.
What was Jeremy Doku's contribution to Manchester City?
Analysis on all of that to come with former Premier League striker Old Gravy Shoes and Nostradamus, Clinton Morrison. and the telecast northern football writer luke edwards hello fellas good evening that was good that was good i mean for a for a one nil that was an exciting game i thought high drama the definition of high drama with with i think the biggest var call in the history of var in this country
Can Arne Slot survive the summer at Liverpool?
I don't want to agree with you early on in the pod, but you're probably right, aren't you? I mean, it was massive. Very rarely do I feel any sympathy for any officials. But in that moment, I thought, wow, you know. So like everyone, it's going to be at you if you get this wrong. I think it was the right decision. Slightly disappointingly, from the point of view of the drama, it's a foul on David Raya, isn't it, Clinton? Yeah, yeah. I think there's two fouls. I think there's 25. Yeah, he's pulling. I think he's pulling on David Raya and Pablo's pinned him and you can't do that. Even though, can you put your hand as a centre forward to be fair? And yeah, it's the right decision and it's the right call. And credit to Darren England because he makes the decision.
And he's the FA Cup final referee next weekend, Man City-Chelsea. So it's a big call. And yeah, it's a massive call and you have to get it right. But I think he gets it 100% spot on. And yeah, it's a great finish from Callum Wilson, by the way, who I'm surprised wasn't on before Pablo. I don't get Nuno when he makes them kind of substitutions. But yeah, credit to the VAR. They got it 100% spot on. and it's now Arsenal's title. I think they win it now. The only thing is, and I hadn't seen this in real time at all, but on the multiple times that you watched the VAR screens back, what Declan Rice is doing in the background, I'm like, that is very dangerous, my friend. Because he's just, the wrong side is Mavropanos, isn't it?
And he's just sort of bear-hugging him. And Mavropanos is sort of moving forward, and you're like, that is a foul. Yeah, I agree with you. That is a foul. And I thought maybe they were looking at that as well, the incident. But obviously, had a look at that incident and said it's not a foul, but then the foul by Pabllo. Or is it actually that they look at it and think the foul on Raya happens first and therefore that's the one that has to be called? Yeah, that's a good point. I guess it's that, is it Luke? The first foul supersedes the second foul. Yeah, I think that's probably right. I mean, Darren England, I mean, I thought he handled it incredibly well. And there's no way we can talk about this decision and not upset anybody.
We know, as I'm saying these words now, and I've had a little dip my toe into the shark-infested waters of social media this evening.
Well, you're always popular on there.
Yes, one of life's real champions of free speech on social media and target for abuse. but it's it's very harsh on West Ham very harsh and I you know and and you're in you're in that stadium this the last 50 whatever thousand West Ham fans holding their breath baying players in your ear managers in your ear Arsenal players in your ear and he's been sent over to that screen and it is just a foul his arm is held throughout the entire incident he can't move his arm freely
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:07
2
Was that the biggest VAR call ever?
0:07–0:31
3
What happened with David Raya's foul?
0:31–0:59
4
How did Jarrod Bowen react to the match?
0:59–1:10
5
What impact did David Raya's save have on the game?
1:10–1:13
6
How did Arsenal perform against West Ham?
1:13–1:35
7
What was Jeremy Doku's contribution to Manchester City?
1:35–2:02
8
Can Arne Slot survive the summer at Liverpool?
2:02–43:47
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