Vinnie Jones believes Swansea were denied a memorable victory over Manchester City due to the lack of VAR at the Liberty Stadium.The Swans were on the verge of a giant killing when they took a shock two-goal lead against City in the FA Cup on Saturday.However, Pep Guardiolas men levelled in controversial circumstances when a soft penalty was given against Cameron Carter-Vickers, before Sergio Aguero netted an 88th-minute winner despite appearing to be in a marginally offside position.VAR had been in use during Citys third and fourth round ties at the Etihad Stadium but it was not set up for the dramatic quarter-final.
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2Talks are due to take place this week between UEFA and some of Europe's top clubs over potential changes to the Champions League. These are the first formal discussions between clubs and European football's governing body in many years, with initial talks to take place, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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FA ponder VAR changes in FA Cup after pressure to extend use beyond Premier League grounds - Evening Standard On March 19, 2019 By admin The FA will consider making changes to VAR in next season's FA Cup with pressure increasing to extend its use to grounds outside the top flight.
Vinnie Jones slams lack of VAR at Swansea after controversial Manchester City turnaround in the FA Cup. into the game next year and there's going to be a lot of controversial decisions."
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Vinnie Jones slams lack of VAR at Swansea after controversial Manchester City turnaround in the FA Cup talkSPORT Pep Guardiola's men equalised through a contentious penalty before Sergio Aguero netted the winner despite appearing to be in an offside position.
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Vinnie Jones slams lack of VAR at Swansea after controversial
A recent dip in form following a gruelling mid-season stretch proves they don't yet have the bodies to compete with Manchester City and Liverpool. According to the Daily Mail, though, Spurs are keen on five players this summer, with a defender and a striker high on their wish list.
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sort it Jack Grealish and Chris Smalling were both confronted by fans who invaded the pitch with apparent ease Vinnie Jones has slammed the lack of security in English football after pitch invaders were able to confront Jack Grealish and Chris Smalling.
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Vinnie Jones slams lack of VAR at Swansea after controversial Man City turnaround Incoming could be Aston Villa midfielder Jack Grealish, who Tottenham failed to sign last year, Hull City winger Jarrod Bowen, Valencia midfielder Carlos Soler, and Serbian striker Aleksandar Mitrovic, while Wilfried Zaha is also a target.
UEFA to hold talks with top European clubs over potential
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cl changes The prospect of matches moving to weekends is unlikely, with UEFA ruling out such a proposal despite interest from clubs Talks are due to take place this week between UEFA and some of Europe's top clubs over potential changes to the Champions League.
Birmingham City facing 12-point deduction for breaching FFP
Birmingham City face being plunged into a Championship relegation battle with the club set to be docked 12 points for breaching Financial Fair Play regulations. The EFL expect the most severe punishment since Leeds were deducted 15 points in 2007 as they believe Birmingham made 'serious breaches' of FFP, the Daily Mail report.
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