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Listen to the VAR checks that disallowed a goal for handball in West Hams 1-1 draw with Aston Villa in the Premier League, a call that PGMOL chief Howard Webb described as very complicated.

Plus: Howard Webb analyses why Tomas Souceks role led to West Ham being denied a late winner against Aston Villa and much more in the latest episode ofMatch Officials: Micd Up alongside former Liverpool and Man Utd striker Michael Owen

PGMOL chief Howard Webb joins Michael Owen on Match Officials Mic’d Up to discuss why Aston Villa were denied a penalty after the ball struck the arm of West Ham defender Emerson Palmieri in the box.

Aston Villa goalkeeper Daphne van Domselaar is ruled out for the remainder of the Women's Super League season after having hip surgery.

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Chelsea were utterly dominant against Arsenal but Manchester City are not going away any time soon Chelsea were at their fluid, rampant and ruthless best in their 3-1 defeat of Arsenal at Stamford Bridge. How the team coped with a depleted squad and off-field controversies – Emma Hayes’s comments on relationships between players, which she clarified after the match – as well as the 30-minute delay to kick-off due to Arsenal’s wrong socks, was impressive. “We seem to do really well in adverse situations,” Hayes said. “It’s been a tough period, it’s been a tough day for us but we’re good at this, we know how to do this.” The odds on Chelsea winning a first ever Champions League, a historic quadruple, or even maintaining their domestic competitiveness have lengthened with each major injury, but time and time again Hayes has shown she can defy those odds. Betting against Chelsea would be a fool’s errand. Suzanne Wrack Match report: Chelsea 3-1 Arsenal Match report: Brighton 1-4 Manchester City Match report: Everton 1-2 Aston Villa Continue reading...

Dermot Gallagher discusses whether Tomas Souceks late winner against Aston Villa was correctly disallowed after a lengthy VAR check.

Young Lions end all square with Baggies

Marcus Rashford rises to the occasion, Stefan Ortega impresses and more VAR woe for West Ham We need to save our season, Erik ten Hag had said. And they did, somehow, anyhow, with a goal from Antony and a goal from Amad Diallo. With twice as many wingers on the pitch (those two plus Alejandro Garnacho and Marcus Rashford) as defenders (just Harry Maguire and Diogo Dalot). After parking the bus at Anfield, Ten Hag revved the engine, and kept revving. Antony scored his first goal of the season against anyone other than Newport County. Diallo scored his first goal for United since a cute back-header against Milan, which happened so long ago that the manager was Ole Gunnar Solskjær. United had nine shots in extra time to Liverpool’s two. Rashford rose to the occasion at both ends of the game, first on the left wing, then at centre-forward. He missed two good chances but kept calm enough to take the next one. Ten Hag was like a fan, going: “Attack! Attack! Attack!” and it worked. His players may have saved not just their season, but also his job. Tim de Lisle FA Cup report: Manchester United 4-3 Liverpool (aet) Match report: Chelsea 4-2 Leicester Match report: Manchester City 2-0 Newcastle Match report: Wolves 2-3 Coventry Premier League report: West Ham 1-1 Aston Villa Match report: Fulham 3-0 Tottenham Continue reading...

VAR chalked off two West Ham goals against Aston Villa for handball after it was adjudged that Michail Antonio and Tomas Soucek handled the ball in separate incidents.

Unai Emery was disappointed in Aston Villa's first half performance but insists Aston Villa got "stronger as the match went on" in their 1-1 draw at West Ham.

A frustrated David Moyes feels as though the handball decisions went against his West Ham side in a 1-1 draw to Aston Villa and "hopes a bit of luck will fall" on his side.

Head coach reflects on a draw in London