The VAR officials who incorrectly ruled out Luis Diaz's goal for Liverpool against Tottenham are set to return to Premier League duty.
The VAR officials who incorrectly ruled out Luis Diaz's goal for Liverpool against Tottenham are set to return to Premier League duty this weekend.
"One of the things this brought into sharp focus is the need to reiterate some of those communication protocols which are really valuable in VAR to prevent this type of thing happening."We got all of the officials together, and we spoke about the need to go through that process very diligently."
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