Tottenham will take a 1-0 lead at Anfield into the second leg of the Carabao Cup semi-last in the wake of beating Liverpool on Wednesday night.
Lucas Bergvall’s wonderful objective – his first for Prods – got triumph for Ange Postecoglou’s side in north London, albeit numerous in the Liverpool camp have contended the Swede ought to have been shipped off before he scored.
Tottenham’s No.15 had previously gotten a yellow card when he jumped at Kostas Tsimikas in the 83rd moment – however figured out how to try not to be excused by Stuart Attwell.
Virgil van Dijk was likewise one of those to grumble about the circumstance – albeit the Dutchman himself was fortunate not to get a red card a whole lot sooner because of Bergwall’s test.
Stuart Atwell could send Virgil van Dijk out
In the 61st moment, the Netherlands global hit Dominic Solanke’s Achilles with his knee – however the ball couldn’t contact him.
Attwell obviously missed the episode, and assuming the test had occurred in the main period, the security net of VAR could not have possibly been set up.
Notwithstanding, with the innovation accessible for the semi-last, those in the VAR corner ought to have encouraged Attwell to essentially see Van Dijk’s test on the screen, as there were a few focuses that ought to have brought about a red card.
Ange Postecoglou makes sense of why Lucas Bergvall shouldn’t have been shipped off during Tottenham 1-0 Liverpool
At the point when Postecoglou was gotten some information about the Bergvall episode in his post-match interview, he shared the authority administering, which said the Sweden worldwide was correct not to get a subsequent yellow card.
The Australian said: “We have been told continually that on the off chance that we play with a benefit, except if it is an oddity foul, the player doesn’t get cautioned. So we are informed this consistently on the grounds that we feel it is working out (to us).”
