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José Mourinho’s Tottenham drew (1-1), this Sunday, against Newcastle United, in a match on the third day of the English League, marked by a controversial arbitration decision, which marked a sanction revealed by the VAR already in the middle of the discounts.
Hugo Lloris was still trying to stop Callum Wilson’s shot (90 + 7 ‘), when an outraged José Mourinho made his way to the locker room, but the result was too harsh for the Londoners, who saw the possibility of a second victory disappear. in the Premier League (first at home) -after the defeat at Southampton (2-5) in the previous round-, which was imminent, but which was finally denied by the VAR.
Carrying from the back, Eric Dier inadvertently touched the ball with his arm, in a rebound resulting from a “close range” header., with the former Sporting defender with his back turned to the pitch.
Called to review the images, the referee did not hesitate, giving the order to score a penalty that cost Tottenham two points, who had secured a tight lead after a goal from Lucas Moura (25 ‘), assisted by Harry Kane.
The match would end immediately, with the referee expelling some elements of the home team after the final whistle.
