Worst Referee Decisions in History

Watch this captivating video showcasing the humorous yet consequential mishaps of football referees. From the infamous 'ghost goal' incident involving Lampard to England's controversial 1966 World Cup victory, delve into the world of football refereeing blunders and their far-reaching consequences. Explore how a single decision on the pitch can shape the outcome of a game or even alter the course of history. Get ready for a rollercoaster ride of laughter, frustration, and intrigue as we dissect the moments when referees stole the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. Don't miss out on this entertaining and thought-provoking exploration of the impact of referees' mistakes in the beautiful game

00:00 - INTRO
00:38 - FIRST STORY
01:06 - REMINDER
01:14 - SECOND STORY
02:00 - THIRD STORY
03:02 - FOURTH STORY
04:46 - FIFTH STORY
07:27 - SUBSCRIBE!
07:38 - SIXTH STORY
10:04 - SEVENTH STORY
12:05 - FRANK LAMPARD 2010

[LordValorum]

I love how Simunic got a second yellow but he notices the referee's mistake, since he wasn't given a red, he's not out... then he goes and gets the third yellow :D

[johnmorris]

Henry's handball against Ireland, Liverpool goal given offside against spurs when VAR failed, the "ghost goal" given by Stuart Atwell, the final whistle being blown as Brazil scored against Argentina in 1974... to name but a few others!

[kristianlolo]

I'd say Spain vs. Korea 2002 was significantly worse. 2 goals unjustifiably called off. Numerous offside calls and fouls. Disgusting match

[andrewmoore]

That 2010 goal by Lampard that got disallowed was the pinnacle of robbery . I watched that match and clearly saw the goalkeeper reach over the line and snatch the ball . Everyone watching saw it.

[NamanRana]

When you realize that 90% of the comments were not about the robbery of west germany in the 1966 world cup, but about this channel being underrated 😅

[cdeford]

The real scandal of the Maradona goal was that Peter Shilton was outjumped by a dwarf.

[analoguearchives]

In the Liverpool-Chelsea game, the goalkeeper would have been sent off had the goal; not been allowed, leaving Chelsea to play most of the game with only ten men, making a Liverpool win just about inevitable.

[wowbagger]

You are missing the sent off to Rudi Völler in the 1990 WC match Germany vs Netherlands. The Argentine referee Loustau never explained his descision and overlooked Rikjard's spatting and hair pulling. This was one of the most unjust decisions in FIFA history.

[maklogetrich]

this is the reason why VAR is invented
but VAR remain controversial aswell

[geraldwalsh]

I may be Irish, but i have the fullest sympathy for England....first Maradonnas handball, then Frank Lampards disallowed goal

[tchamikos]

You forgot the 2009 CL semi-final between Chelsea & Barca. Aside from that, great video

[geraldwalsh]

It might be England, but even an Irishman has sympathy for England on this

[kretRL]

count Taylor on Spain vs Germany on that list

[sp_ce.]

Hey the handball thing happened again yesterday when Saka controlled the ball with his hand twice, passed to Kane, who kicked a defender and got a penalty for it.

[SmallvilleSP]

The offside mistake by the assistant referee during the Bayern Munich - Real Madrid Champions League semi-final game PAST extra-time in the Champions League and VAR being literally shut off, thus not validating the goal, was something incredibly bizarre to watch.

[mikkokaunismaki]

Commenting now so I can comeback a year later to see how this channel has blown up💯

[saibhuvan]

Buffon was freakin savage in the interview 🤣

[tokyworld]

I cant believe OP didnt break in total laughter with the last line of the vid.

[tokyworld]

As a Mexican, Messi's first goal in 2010 an obscene offside for the 1-0 . he was the last player there wasnt a gk or a defender between him and the goal at the time of the pass,

and in 2014 Robben simulation for a penalty for netherlands. #noerapenal

[thetute]

from what I hear, theres still many many mistakes despite VAR