FIFA has just announced VERY SAD NEWS for the Officials and Referees of the match between Everton Vs Manchester United and this have cost them thier Job.

FIFA has taken swift action by suspending the officiating team responsible for the recent Premier League clash between Everton and Manchester United, a match that ended in a dramatic 2-2 draw. The game at Goodison Park was filled with contentious moments, particularly a late penalty decision that sparked widespread debate and ultimately led to significant consequences for the officials involved.

Everton dominated the first half, racing to a 2-0 lead with goals from Beto and Abdoulaye Doucoure. Manchester United, managed by Ruben Amorim, appeared disorganized and struggled to impose themselves in the opening 45 minutes. Amorim admitted his team’s sluggish start, stating that they only truly played in the second half.

Momentum shifted after the break when Bruno Fernandes curled in a precise free-kick in the 72nd minute to cut the deficit. Eight minutes later, Manuel Ugarte capitalized on a loose ball following another Fernandes set-piece, volleying home the equalizer. With the game hanging in the balance, controversy struck deep into stoppage time. Ashley Young was brought down inside the penalty area, prompting referee Andrew Madley to award a penalty. However, after a lengthy VAR review, Madley overturned his initial decision, a move that ignited outrage among Everton players and supporters.

Everton boss David Moyes voiced his frustration, emphasizing that referees should remain firm in their decisions unless there is clear and obvious evidence to change them. The controversy led to increased scrutiny from the footballing community, prompting FIFA to review the officiating. Following the assessment, FIFA ruled that the handling of the late penalty incident did not meet the expected standards, resulting in the suspension of Madley and the entire VAR team pending further investigation.

Despite FIFA’s involvement, the organization does not oversee Premier League refereeing, which falls under the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL). While referees and VAR officials can face internal sanctions or be removed from future matches due to poor performances, FIFA itself does not directly intervene in domestic league officiating matters.