Liverpool have requested PGMOL for audio of discussions between the match officers in Saturday’s 2-1 defeat at Tottenham.
The video assistant referee (VAR) didn’t overturn an incorrect choice to disallow a Luis Diaz goal for offside.
PGMOL, the governing physique for referees, mentioned the choice to rule out the goal was “a major human error”.
On Sunday, Liverpool launched a press release saying the reason was “unacceptable” and that “sporting integrity has been undermined”.
The membership referred to as for a “assessment with full transparency” and added they are going to “discover the vary of choices obtainable given the clear want for escalation and backbone”.
Darren England, who was on VAR obligation through the recreation at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and assistant VAR Dan Cook had been stood down from obligation for the remainder of the weekend due to the error.
PGMOL recognised the 2 VAR officers did not act appropriately after Diaz’s Thirty fourth-minute strike was wrongly dominated out for offside. The recreation was at 0-0 at that time, with Liverpool right down to 10 males after Curtis Jones had been despatched off following England’s intervention.
In a press release launched following the controversial recreation, PGMOL mentioned the Diaz incident “was a transparent and apparent factual error and may have resulted within the goal being awarded by way of VAR intervention”.
It is known referees’ chief Howard Webb has spoken to Liverpool concerning the incident.
Last season, Webb appeared on Sky Sports’ Monday Night Football to elucidate the method of VAR utilizing each right and incorrect selections, which allowed followers to listen to the match officers’ conversations for the primary time in a bid to extend transparency.
This season, six audio recordings have been launched from Premier League video games, together with Wolves’ penalty enchantment after Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana collided with striker Sasa Kalajdzic, and Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk’s crimson card for a foul on Newcastle ahead Alexander Isak.
