Supporters of Premier League clubs had their say on some of the contentious decisions during Liverpool's loss to Tottenham Hotspur
Supporters of rival Premier League teams were divided over Curtis Jones' sending off against Tottenham earlier, while Luis Diaz's goal incorrectly ruled out for offside has caused outrage.
Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville was in opposition to the decision, saying 'it was never a red card'.READ MORE: Gary Lineker makes Jurgen Klopp prediction after VAR controversy in Liverpool defeat Next on the agenda was Diaz's goal that was disallowed before Heung-Min Son struck the first official one of the evening. At the time it caused confusion as Sky Sports were unable to display proper imagery used by the VAR officials to determine whether it was offside or not.
@StretfordEnd_10: "I'm a United fan and as much as I would like to laugh at Liverpool here, this is something that effects all football fans. It's them today and will be your team next week. Something has to be done, people held accountable and changes made, ASAP. It's ruining the game."@CharlieP2304, a Chelsea fan: "Slapped on the wrist and they'll be back doing it again next week or next couple weeks. Same old stories yet again.
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