The goal disallowed by VAR at the end of the Premier League match between Arsenal and West Ham sparked major debate. In the final minutes, West Ham striker Callum Wilson found the net, but the VAR system flagged a foul involving David Raya. This is reported by Goal.com .
PGMOL chief Howard Webb defended the decision, stating that the foul on the goalkeeper was clear. Audio recordings between officials confirmed that Darren England noted the goalkeeper's arm was held, preventing him from reaching the ball.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta praised the officials' courage. After 36 rounds, the team leads the table with 79 points and continues its title challenge.
West Ham boss Nuno Espirito Santo expressed frustration over the lack of consistency in refereeing. Following this defeat, West Ham remains in 18th place with 36 points, facing the threat of relegation.
Howard Webb announced that new discussions regarding penalty area challenges and refereeing rules will be held at the end of the season. Currently, Arsenal is locked in a tight title race with Manchester City.
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