PGMO to 'be vigilant' on set-piece grappling after 'clear and obvious' foul
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West Ham United have prompted a discussion regarding officiating standards following a disallowed goal in the final minutes of a Sunday fixture. A 95th-minute strike by Callum Wilson was overturned after a lengthy video review identified a foul during a set-piece sequence involving the opposition goalkeeper. Refereeing officials have since emphasized a commitment to monitoring impactful grappling in the penalty area, citing the need for vigilance. Consequently, the club prepared to contact refereeing authorities to address concerns over the review's duration and the interpretation of what constitutes a clear error. This development highlights ongoing scrutiny regarding video assistant interventions.
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