FIFA has just announced VERY SAD NEWS for PGMOL chief Howard Webb and Referees of the match between Aston Villa and Manchester City and this have cost them thier Job PGMOL under scrutiny over surprising VAR mistake made by The Referee during the Manchester City vs Aston Villa match after he blew the whistle at the middle of the game

PGMOL chairman Howard Webb has admitted that referee Simon Hooper was wrong not to award advantage at the end of Manchester City’s draw with Tottenham, during the incident that resulted in a Premier League complaint against the Blues.
City were enraged after Erling Haaland was fouled in injury time at the end of a thrilling 3-3 draw, then got up and sent Jack Grealish clean through on goal. Hooper attempted to take advantage at first, but was called for a foul after Grealish took a touch.
Haaland went over to Hooper and screamed in his face, surrounded by other City players. City was charged with failing to control their players as a result of that reaction, but Haaland avoided an individual prosecution for releasing a video of the incident to social media with the caption: “Wtf.”
Webb has addressed the matter and agreed the advantage should have been played in what was an error by Hooper in the current ‘Premier League Mic’d Up’ review show, explaining officials’ actions and exposing the audio between the referees and VAR officials.
According to the audio, referee Hooper shouted ‘no, sorry’ immediately after blowing his whistle, obviously acknowledging his error, before calling for ‘quiet’ as the players encircled him. Haaland can be plainly heard yelling at Hooper, albeit his precise words are indistinct.
When Webb examined the event, he admitted, “It is an officiating mistake,” implying that the advantage was not played because Hooper elected to caution Emerson Royal.
“As officials, we’re always looking to have that positive impact on the game by trying to identify instances when we can allow the game to play through an advantage, and Simon Hooper is normally good at identifying those things,” he stated.
“On this occasion, he sees Emerson Royal commit a fairly strong, reckless foul on Haaland in midfield, and the ball comes backwards.” He works hard and only pauses for a second to see if an advantage is possible. And he acknowledges it by thinking to himself that it was a strong challenge, that it was irresponsible, and that he will have to caution [Royal].”
Webb revealed Hooper’s reaction, saying the referee was ‘devastated’ and that his raised arm to indicate the advantage was not deliberate, adding to City’s annoyance.
“At ground level, it’s not as easy to see how things are playing out as it is from an elevated view,” he remarked. And he [Hooper] decides to penalise just as the ball is about to go, only to find that a fantastic advantage was available. He was certainly devastated. He refereed the game brilliantly for 93 minutes, but he knows this will be the main talking point at the finish.
“I understand Manchester City’s disappointment on this one, because it would have been a fantastic advantage, but he [Hooper] blew at the wrong time.” He appeared to be ready to play advantage, but you never heard him say it. When I asked him about the arm, he said he didn’t aware he was doing it at the time.
“It was disappointing for Simon because he would have liked to have taken advantage of the situation.” ‘Just raise your hands up, be a contrite man, and show your disappointment in the moment,’ I told him later. He was certainly feeling that way at the time. We learned from it, and we hope he won’t do it again.”