FullHam Manager have just announced the shocking VAR Error By referees of Chelsea VS Fulham- PGMOL under scrutiny over surprising VAR mistake made by The Referee during the Chelsea Vs Fulham after Malo Gusto was not Giving a RED CARD after rough Tackle and VAR check

This penalty kick by Cole Palmer in the first half was the only reason Chelsea beat Fulham 1-0 at Stamford Bridge.

Malo Gusto got a yellow card for hitting Willian with his studs in the 38th minute, which may have been lucky for Chelsea. A VAR review confirmed the on-field decision of just a yellow card.

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Raheem Sterling won a penalty for Chelsea in extra time in the first half, which Palmer converted. It could have been the most important play of the game.

Fulham’s boss Marco Silva was sure that Gusto should have been sent off because his team was still having a bad league season.

“The decision was clearly wrong by VAR.” “It’s a clear red card in our eyes, and this is what we talked about with the fourth official,” Silva said.

“It is hard for Anthony Taylor to understand that it is a red card.” He gave it a yellow card, and to be fair to the referee, he didn’t have time to think about whether or not the hit was dangerous by Malo Gusto. After the game, VAR had to be used.

“In the Premier League so far, nine times out of ten it’s a red card.” It wasn’t a red card this afternoon. “It was wrong of the VAR not to send Anthony Taylor to the booth.”
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Notably, even Mauricio Pochettino, the manager of Chelsea, seemed to admit that his team got lucky and understand why Silva was upset.

“Yellow card since it’s a yellow card.” “I told them about Gusto’s red card at Aston Villa,” Pochettino said.

“I understand how frustrated Silva is. I get along really well with him. I would have said it was a red card if I were him.

“The ref and I don’t always see things the same way. “They thought it was a yellow, which is good for us.”

Premier League great Alan Shearer said on Matchday Live Extra on Optus Sport that he thought red cards were given for less offences this season.

“He seems to be in a great spot. “Less has gotten red cards before,” Shearer said.

“It was above the ankle, in the shin, he was very fortunate not to get a red card.”

Fulham was left to regret a key decision, but Chelsea won their third straight game and moved up to eighth place in the league.

Pochettino said that his team’s start to the game was slow because of something that happened before the game, but he thought that they finished strong.

“The first half wasn’t what we wanted or what we had planned.” The team was a little less focused before the game because of something I don’t want to talk about.

“We got off to a great start in the second half and played great football for 30 minutes. We should score another goal to end the game.” But we gave up a few set pieces, a wide free kick, and a corner when the game was open and we didn’t kill it. These have good promise.

“We played good defence, and it was good for us to lose in the end.” What kind of game is this? It will help us learn and feel better about how we’re working.

“I liked seeing this young team defend like we did in the last 15 minutes.” We fought hard and did everything we could to keep the win.