It was another dramatic Premier League weekend - and one that was once again clouded by VAR controversy.
PGMOL chief Howard Webb was forced to apologise to players and coaches and Brighton after admitting that Kaoru Mitoma should have been awarded a penalty in their chaotic 2-1 defeat at Tottenham. Mitouma was seemingly felled in the box by Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, but referee Stuart Attwell waved the appeals away while Michael Salisbury didn't feel the incident merited a VAR decision.
It wasn't the only call that angered the Seagulls, who had boss Roberto De Zerbi sent to the stands alongside Spurs' acting head coach Cristian Stellini. But it was the most critical one, and could potentially cost Brighton a Champions League place and with it, a £30 million windfall. However, it's far from the first time that a red-faced Webb has been pressed into saying sorry this season.....
