Was there a VAR error on Southampton's offside goal? And should Arsenal's first goal have stood?
Briefly

Southampton's disallowed goal against Brighton exemplifies the confusion surrounding VAR decisions. The delay was excessive and highlights the ongoing debate about the effectiveness of VAR protocols.
The key issue was whether Armstrong's action impacted Brighton's keeper, Bart Verbruggen. The laws state that offside players must not interfere with an opponent's ability to play the ball.
This incident raises questions about how VAR interprets 'obvious actions' during a play. The decision-making can appear arbitrary and affects the flow of the game.
Despite the rule being adhered to, the lengthy delay for the VAR review has resulted in increased scrutiny and dissatisfaction from players and fans alike regarding officiating.
Read at ESPN.com
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