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Premier League Addresses Fulham’s Disallowed Goal In Chelsea Encounter

by Affa Acho
3 days ago
in EPL, Football, Sport
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The Premier League has issued a statement explaining why a goal scored by Fulham forward, Josh King, in the first half of their game against Chelsea, was disallowed.

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King thought he had scored his first senior goal at Stamford Bridge.

And although referee Rob Jones allowed the goal to stand in real time, he was asked to review a tackle by Rodrigo Muniz on Trevor Chalobah.

Jones ended up chalking off the goal.

A statement posted on the Premier League Match Centre, read: “After VAR review, the referee overturned the original decision of goal to Fulham.

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“Referee announcement: ‘After review, Fulham number nine commits a careless challenge, stands on the foot of the Chelsea defender, therefore we disallow the goal and we restart with a Chelsea free kick. There would be no further action.’”

To add salt to injury, Joao Pedro headed Chelsea into the lead in the final moments of the first half.


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