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LONDON (Reuters) – Mersey Riley, chairman of the FA's referees committee, acknowledged Thursday four mistakes in the use of "mouse" video assistance technology, which was introduced for the first time in Premier League this season.
Riley admitted that these mistakes had been made in the four tournaments held up to now: Fabian Schar's goal for Newcastle against Watford (counting the goal despite the presence of a hand), and not showing The red card in the face of the Leicester, the Belgian Yuri Telemans, after stomping a player from Bournemouth, Manchester City did not receive a penalty against Bournemouth and did not give West Ham a similar strike against Norwich.
"After the four sessions that have been held so far, 227 cases have been reviewed," Riley said after a meeting with club officials on Thursday.
"On these cases, we have changed six decisions and I think we should have had ten changes in total," he said. In the Premier League on the field. "
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