FIFA has just announced VERY SAD NEWS for the Officials and Referees of the match between Manchester City vs Wolves after awarding Man City a Controversial Last minutes Offside goal and this have cost them thier Job

Though summoned for an on-field review by VAR, Referee Chris Kavanagh chose not to throw out John Stones’s late winner against Wolves. Stones had headed in before learning his effort had been denied; he seemed to have saved City deep into injury time once more.

Stones discovered the goal was under a VAR check after he returned from a celebration in the stands. Originally banned because Bernardo Silva was near Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa when the header was met, VAR officer Stuart Atwell advised Kavanagh visited the pitchside monitor following the goal.

Often times, when officials approach the screen, a judgment will be reversed. Kavanagh then set the target, which set off crazy City pitch scenes.

The Premier League Match Centre broke out the X (previously Twitter) ruling. Bernardo Silva’s off-field location and line of view for the goalie rendered Stones’ goal unallowable on-field. Bernardo Silva was not in line of vision, according to the VAR, which also advised an on-field action for the goalie.”

Already among the smaller players on the field, Silva was in an offside position but was ducking as Stones passed the ball. Not quite positioned in front of Sa, the midfielder was also somewhat to the side of him.

After his late equaliser against Arsenal last month, Stones’s second goal sends Pep Guardiola’s team back to the top of the Premier League before Liverpool’s game with Chelsea. City won from behind once more.

Before Josko Gvardiol equalised just before half time with another amazing shot, Jorgen Strand Larsen had given bottom-placed club Wolves an early lead at Molineux. Sa in goal making great saves denied city multiple occasions, but Stones blasted in for a vital decider.