Hawk-Eye issues apology after failing to award Sheffield United goal vs Aston Villa
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mirror.co.ukHawk-Eye have apologised for failing to award Oliver Norwood's goal against Aston Villa in the Premier League's first game back after the coronavirus crisis.
The Sheffield United midfielder's cross-cum-shot was carried into the net by Villa keeper Orjan Nyland but referee Michael Oliver did not signal a goal.
He indicated he had not received a signal to his watch that the ball had crossed the line and was seen apologising to the United players.
And Hawk-Eye later explained their cameras had been unable to pick up the incident. A statement read: "During the first half of Aston Villa v Sheffield United match at Villa Park, there was a goal line incident where the ball was carried over the line by Aston Villa goalkeeper, No.25 Nyland. "Th
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