Ange Postecoglu FUMES with VAR Decision! | Germany 2-0 Denmark | ITV Sport

The panel explain and discuss the handball decision which led to Germany's opening goal...

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[utdfortreble]

The issue is that unintentional handballs like this in the box are penalised much too strongly. A penalty is just too harsh of a punishment for the offence. It should be an indirecr free kick

[NoOne-kstu]

We have come to a point where you have to pray your nipples arent offside and where you are better off having no arms as a defender. 'The beautiful game' has become a joke.

[BLTwithMayo]

"Deliberate handball" has now become, ball hits hand no matter how close or how fast. Pure nonsense.

[kuruman]

The Danish manager pointed out that he’s been told by officials that players should NOT be running around with their hands behind their backs. So they are encouraged to run normally but then proximity is taken away. This is just so dumb.

NO ONE thinks that should be a PK, but the current rules say it is. That’s a rule problem.

[andypandy]

What happened to intentional handball?
Hand to ball instead of ball to hand?

[philipkefford]

This is an excellent clip. All 3 pundits, the US refereeing expert and the host. Brilliant discussion.

[robpayne]

This problem ruined the spurs/Liverpool champions league final too. Can’t believe it’s still happening.

[riobabic]

The 2018 World Cup France got a penalty because after 5 minutes of viewing they determined the ball touched Perisic’s finger. It didn’t matter that the ball rolled down the French players arm !

[PaulCSmithPhotographer]

Watching the championship last year was a breath of fresh air, no VAR ... no problem

[jakehowie]

Love this referee official, she explains rules so well and most intelligent there. Unfortunately FIFA and UEFA come up with the stupid rules in this instance.

[sanmateoflights]

Offside and handball cannot be so microscopic
The game is broken

[SCW_Fitness]

Full credit to the lady for explaining the law, whilst being open to arguments that the law itself may not be great.

[tonybullion]

From the VAR pictures it is ABSOLUTELY clear that the offending players eyes are not on the ball. He is looking downwards and away from the ball, the ball goes to hand not the other way round. These decisions are killing football. I don’t always agree with Keane but, like him, I hate it when defenders put their hands behind their back as it is an unnatural stance and ineffective as a defence.

[SamCovington-fhek]

Farewell Clive Tyldesley and thank you for everything you've been incredible
28 years and ITV treated him like this? Where was the tribute

[steve]

Michael oliver stuart atwell and anthony taylor are the worst referees in the world and they look so smug while doing it too

[andrewbantick]

100% VAR is in charge the ref on the pitch is the assistant passing on VAR decisions

[Uwek.]

Compare that one to the one not given against Spain and now let's talk about if rules are clear or not. VAR changed everything to the worse. The rules are a joke nobody knows what's right or wrong and everybody says sth else. One reason that has always been named why they introduced to make the game fairer so the same rule applies to all teams and to protect the referees. It's actually done the opposite VAR made it more confusing and the referees get critized even more

[conversekid]

I've just seen Germany hit a cucurella had a hand two feet out from his body and the ball struck further away and it not given!!! They are calling matches at this point

[sunnytimes_]

The proximity case was taken away 3 years ago?! Wtf... arguably the most important point that was protecting players from stupid handballs

[yordangatev]

Keano's body language was like "what are you talking about?" while the lady was speaking. There are so many things gone wrong with football, it has become unwatchable.