Liverpool complains to PGMOL over disallowed goal Vs. Man City

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Liverpool has complained to the PGMOL following Virgil van Dijk's disallowed goal against Manchester City. Van Dijk thought he had equalized for Liverpool during Sunday's clash at the Etihad Stadium, but a controversial offside decision saw the goal chalked off.

Liverpool has told the PGMOL that it does not accept that the decision was reached for subjective reason, and that there was no reason to disallow the goal. Liverpool's goal was harshly disallowed (Image: Getty Images) "So, this can happen in football.

It’s not to say for me it was clear and obvious for me that it was the wrong decision that this goal was not allowed, but I will not say that because of that we’ve lost the game because after 1-1, if City just kept on playing like they did then we would have struggled in the second half as well. "Then 1-1 would have been the biggest gift we could get at half-time because, in my opinion, the second half was a different game, but being 2-0 down and later 3-0 down that maybe doesn’t give a good reflection of how things would have went if it would have been 1-1."Story SavedYou can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.