Subjectively I am so happy to see MC getting the disadvantage that potentially cost them 2 points. But the referee problem itself should be addressed in general.

If you are still wondering, you could read the old posts where I blame the same when MC goal vs Fulham ridiculously stood.

If fans have solid evidence, the criticism will not just stay at Twitter or Reddit. What I want to say, the performance from referees are indeed justifying such kind of blame almost every match week.

I cannot find another explanation except corruption. That is the reason why PGMOL is heavily criticised.

Anthony Taylor can win in the Oscar.

The VAR room ref can be Hollywood star, pretending to look at the potential handball like real!

I upgraded from SE2020 for the 5G connectivity. Afterwards I have been enjoying features like Magsafe / better camera which I did not care about. If you are still happy with the phone, just stay with it, but pretty sure you will have another level of satisfaction by the upgrade.

Factually with VAR the standard of refereeing is higher. But this DOES NOT imply same improvement in terms of fairness. Like what most fans can observe, there are clubs like Manchester City who is frequently getting advantages from errors (e.g. offside goal against Fulham, escaped handball against Everton). In other words when VAR is not properly used, such manipulation is even worse compared to pure human error in the past. The criticism of corruption definitely has its ground.

Chelsea players really need to be careful, a soft touch of finger nail of Haaland will send Manchester City to the penalty spot. Since last season the unfair refereeing has been so obvious, just from this season referees behave even worse to draw the attention. No corruption, who trust?

VAR: Cheque complete.

The inconsistency is the problem. From another perspective, Manchester City is taking the advantages again, again and again. Coincidence?

No doubt many people said PGMOL referees are employed by owner of Manchester City. What a solid proof.