Manchester City were left fuming after they failed to win a penalty after four appeals through three VAR checks on Saturday.
During a five-minute spell during their Premier League home match against Brentford on Saturday, City had four penalty appeals rejected by three VAR checks.
The first came when Bernardo Silva skipped along the byline and attempted to knock the ball past his man, only for the ball to strike the hand of Rico Henry. Replays appeared to show the ball hitting the defender's hand right on the line of the penalty area, but on BT Sport former referee Peter Walton said there was "no conclusive evidence" for the VAR to overturn the linesman's awarding of a free-kick.
