Fulham s goal was cancelled and controversial, Robinson s social media bluntly questioned the level of Premier League referees

Hupu reported on September 1st that in the third round of the Premier League, Chelsea defeated Fulham 2-0 at home. In the 22nd minute of the game, Fulham scored a goal, but after VAR reminded, the referee looked back and determined that the offensive player had committed a foul first and the goal was cancelled.

Afterward, the English referee management agency PGMOL also admitted that this was a misjudgment and the decision to cancel the goal did not comply with the principle of "referee penalty first" and only intervening under obvious errors.

Subsequently, Fulham player Robinson questioned the referee's penalty on social media: "If you still make a mistake in 5 minutes of checking, what's the point? The level of the referee in the Premier League has been disappointing for a long time."

After VAR reminded, the referee found that Munis had committed a foul on Charoba first, and Fulham's goal was cancelled ↓