Webb: Not unreasonable to disallow Liverpool goal vs Man City

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Get instant access with no contract Live Premier League table Watch FREE Premier League highlights Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Highlights of the Premier League match between Manchester City and Liverpool "I know that's not a view held by everybody but it's not unreasonable to understand why [the officials] would form that conclusion when the player is so close to the goalkeeper, the ball is coming right towards him and he has to duck to get out of the way."They form the conclusion that it impacts Donnarumma's ability to dive towards the ball and make the save."Once they've made that on-field decision, the job of the VAR is to look at that and decide was the outcome clearly and obviously wrong."Only Donnarumma truly knows if he was impacted by this and we have to look at the factual evidence."Slot compared the decision to the one that went in favour of Manchester City last season when John Stones headed in a late winner at Wolves despite Bernardo Silva standing in a similar position in front of goalkeeper Jose Sa.Webb said: "There's a clear difference here in that the ball goes directly over Sa's head and doesn't go over the head of Silva. He is in an offside position, importantly he moves away from the flight of the ball."It's difficult to see this and think in any way Sa is impacted by the action of Silva.

He's ducked under the ball. He's very, very close to him.

I think he's (Donnarumma) been impacted, mate.Referee: Ok so offside then.Assistant referee: I think offside.Referee: On-field decision is offside.VAR: Checking the on-field decision of offside against Andy Robertson. I think it's offside.