Liverpool vs Arsenal officials changed at last minute after admitting VAR error

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Michael Salisbury has been removed as the video assistant referee for Liverpool and Arsenal's clash at Anfield.

Salisbury was the VAR for Chelsea's controversial 2-0 win at home to Fulham on Saturday and controversially disallowed visiting midfielder Josh King's goal.

The decision sparked a huge debate, as Muniz committed the foul on Chelsea's Trevoh Chalobah while he was turning and in possession of the ball.

"How you disallow a goal like that is unbelievable," Fulham boss Marco Silva told TNT Sports following his side's defeat, leaving them winless after three Premier League games.

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