VAR Controversy Mars West Ham's Draw with Aston Villa
West Ham United's frustrations with VAR grow after two goals are disallowed in a crucial 1-1 draw, sparking further debate over the technology's role in football.
- West Ham United had two goals disallowed for handball in a 1-1 draw against Aston Villa, following controversial VAR decisions.
- David Moyes, West Ham's manager, expressed frustration with VAR's inconsistency, hinting at a cautious stance to avoid potential fines.
- The longest VAR check in Premier League history, lasting five minutes and 37 seconds, denied West Ham a late winner against Aston Villa.
- Despite the setbacks, Moyes praised his team's overall performance and the creation of more chances.
- The VAR controversies have reignited debates among fans and pundits over the technology's impact on the game.
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