“All Day Long” – Pundit blast VAR controversial decisions as Rangers annihilate Hearts

“All Day Long” – Pundit blast VAR controversial decisions as Rangers annihilate Hearts

Cyriel Dessers’ second goal for Rangers in their 5-0 victory over Hearts, according to Michael Stewart,

should not have stood since it was a handball “all day long”.

The Nigerian player fell high into the net at the start of the second half after getting his arms involved in controlling a cross from Dujon Sterling, seemingly squandering an opportunity before the ball returned to him.

The BBC expert answered live on Sport Sound on February 24.

Stewart was certain it was a handball, but Kenny Miller and Allan Preston were unable to clarify during the match commentary whether it had been handled or if it had came off his thigh.

However, Don Robertson in the VAR room ultimately approved Nick Walsh’s goal.

upright, to seal the victory in the 48th minute of a spectacular performance.

Miller said at 4:11 p.m., “I’m not too sure about that, but there might be a hint of handball.” I believe it is close to both hands,

but it has the potential to strike him in the thigh.

“However, observe that he seizes the second chance with precision, slamming it into Zander Clark’s net’s roof.”

Preston went on to say, “I believe it’s very close.” Kenny remarked that he may have controlled it with his thigh,

but he tries to control the ball with both arms. It depends on whether it hits them.

“It looks like it hits his hand,” Miller stated. It strikes his thigh and may then bounce off.

To be honest, it may strike both arms. Is it visible to Michael or not? I am not sure.

“Yeah, for me, it’s handball all day,” Stewart responded. It’s a handball.

Don Robertson allows arguments. Cyriel Dessers scored the game-winning goal for the Rangers.

Although it appeared to be a close call that might have gone any way, it was thoroughly considered and accepted,

so unless an official lost his mind again, it had to have been within the guidelines.

The significance of such assessments is typically downplayed based on the end outcome, which misses the truth that the best.

Not all games are won by the team.

However, under the conditions at Ibrox, this would have made little difference because Dessers’ goal, scored shortly before halftime off a wonderful play from John Souttar, had already ended the game for the unbeatable Gers.

After netting his second, he should have been on his way to a hat-trick,

but on a day when he displayed both his best and worst qualities while still putting on a magnificent performance, he was unable to score a third.

Unlike the 2-1 victory on October 29, Dessers also outlasted his opponent Lawrence Shankland that day.

Although it might be argued that the Scot would have had approximately five if he had been Rangers players undoubtedly didn’t miss him this time around.

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