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A judging committee in the English Premier League revealed that they made three refereeing errors during the second round of matches, one of which warranted the intervention of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology to correct the decision on the pitch. The most prominent of these errors was failing to award a penalty to Arsenal against Aston Villa after Ian Macein’s challenge on Bruno Gamarish, where the tackle was considered reckless and deserving of a red card, and the decision not to intervene using VAR was incorrect. Other mistakes were also highlighted, including an incorrect penalty awarded to Nottingham Forest against Liverpool, a decision not to award a penalty to Brentford against Leeds, and a missed penalty for Tottenham. Conversely, the committee confirmed the validity of Manchester United’s second goal against Ipswich, after it was determined that Maguire’s handball was unintentional.
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