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Bournemouth striker Ouattara believed he had netted a last-minute winner, only for it to be disallowed due to handball.

The KMI panel unanimously agreed that VAR made an incorrect call.

As with the Ouattara incident, the panel unanimously supported the on-field referee but disagreed with the VAR intervention.

No penalty was initially given after United defender De Ligt challenged West Ham striker Danny Ings late in the second half.

One such case is Maatsen's challenge on Ismaila Sarr, in which the panel, albeit divided, believed a red card was warranted.

The debate hinges on whether Maatsen prevented Sarr from having a clear scoring chance.

Mats Wieffer and Mohammed Kudus exchanged goals, while Brighton defender Estupinan risked a late red card for serious foul play.

Neither the on-field referee nor the VAR believed the Ecuadorian deserved to be sent off for his foul on Max Kilman, but the KMI panel disagreed.

The Everton defender only received a caution for his tackle on Alexis Mac Allister, which many believed at the time was deserving of a sending off.

"The clear dangerous nature of the challenge is not mitigated by Tarkowski winning the ball first," declaimed the panel.

Defender Tuanzebe pulled Bees' Nathan Collins to the ground, but no penalty was given.

The panel contended that the grappling between the players was not mutual, with Tuanzebe clutching his opponent with both arms
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