The Premier League season has been defined by set-piece drama, with numerous goals scored and conceded from corners and free kicks. But Sunday's match at West Ham took it to a new level, with VAR officials missing five fouls in one move.
The incident occurred in the 9th minute of the match, when a flurry of fouls were committed in the box. While VAR officials were left scratching their heads, it's worth noting that the Hammers' manager, David Moyes, was not pleased with the decision, stating: 'It's clear there was contact, but I'm not sure why they didn't give it.'
The Premier League has been plagued by controversy this season, with several high-profile incidents involving VAR officials. This latest incident is likely to fuel the debate about the use of VAR in the Premier League.
While some might argue that the VAR officials got it right, others will point to the fact that five fouls were committed in one move. Regardless of the outcome, one thing is certain - the Premier League season has been one for the books, and this latest incident is just another chapter in the ongoing saga.
In other news, the league standings remain tight, with Manchester City and Liverpool battling for top spot. The two teams are separated by just a point, with the Citizens holding a narrow lead.