FIFA has just announced VERY SAD NEWS for the Officials and Referees of the match between Chelsea and Crystal Palace and this have cost them thier Job
Roy Hodgson goes on a new VAR tirade after Chelsea wins a contentious penalty.
In the Premier League, Chelsea defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 after Roy Hodgson became enraged when VAR intervened and awarded a penalty in the 89th minute.
Chelsea supersub The last-minute VAR drama had Roy Hodgson seething, but Noni Madueke retained his composure.
Referee Michael Salisbury, who was referred to his VAR screen in order to review Eberechi Eze’s challenge on Madueke, awarded a penalty in the 89th minute. Although it appeared to be a controversial choice, Crystal Palace suffered greatly since they believed they had done enough to tie the score at Stamford Bridge after fighting valiantly.
Rather, Madueke took his chance and scored from the spot to give Chelsea a much-needed 2-1 victory and send Palace reeling—they have now lost eight straight games. “What’s the point?” is something that enticed Palace manager Hodgson to remark. Every game has two referees, and you have to accept that the first one calls the shots whenever something goes wrong on the field of play. However, you still have to wait a few minutes to find out if the second referee observed anything differently.
It takes place. People will argue over whether it was or wasn’t. The judgements made by the player on the pitch are being taken away, or trashed, if you will, and given to someone in front of a TV.
It wasn’t my first impression of what a penalty looks like, but that’s also the case for a lot of other penalties I’ve witnessed, so I guess I’m somewhat conditioned from watching penalties given and not granted over a long period of time. The second query is, “Am I scared to death because we’re only a few points above the relegation zone right now?” I’ll respond to that as well: “No, I’m not.”
After badgering his manager for playing time, Madueke came off the bench to win the match, and Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino was all over him.”I want all the players [who are not involved] to go at me,” Pochettino declared. Since we won the game, I like it.
“He scored the penalty after receiving it. We’re not philanthropic. As a football team, we have obligations. Our goal in being here is to assist the players in performing.
At times, we must be firm, confront them with the truth, and hold a mirror up to say, “Come on, that is not the player who is going to perform.” Our team consists of wonderful, kind players.
“However, competing at Chelsea differs from playing for another team. It’s about coming out on top, hoisting trophies, and honouring the club’s heritage. In what way are you respectful? Enter there with a struggle. The first step is to adopt the appropriate mindset and respect the club’s heritage.
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After just 13 minutes, Chelsea had taken the lead thanks to incredible work from Malo Gusto, who made a beautiful turn on the halfway line, bounded forward and then supplied the cross for Mykhailo Mudryk, who scored the game’s third goal.
Although the first half was heavily in favour of the home team, Michael Olise’s spectacular finish in injury time allowed the Palace striker to tie the score. Nicolas Jackson, a forward for Chelsea, missed a fantastic opportunity and had another one disqualified for offside by VAR before Madueke emerged victorious following the dramatic finish.
