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Premier League has never been more fierce following blunders that cost both Newcastle and West Ham - because they are not the first and won't be the last monumental mistakes.With Eddie Howe's missing out on all three points after the extra official failed to spot an obvious push on Joe Willock, David Moyes was left seething after Jarrod Bowen's boot brushing past Edouard Mendy was deemed to be a foul.Even fans that backed the use of the technology on it's introduction have been left disillusioned over how it has been used in practise. READ MORE: Fans rage over Premier League VAR calls with 'meaningless gesture' slammedWith the latest blunders being recognised as errors by the Professional Game Match Officials Board, the future of VAR could well be adapted with talks with the Premier League now underway.As well as the Newcastle and West Ham debacles, there have been countless incidents of VAR calls taking an age before coming to the wrong decision.Daily Star Sport has now taken a look at 10 of the most controversial uses of the Video Assistant Referee in the Premier League since it's 2019/20 arrival.In at number 10 we have VAR's failure to recommend a red card be shown to Everton's Ben Godfrey during their trip to take on Arsenal in December of 2021.The 24-year-old's studs clearly made contact with the face of Gunners star Takehiro Tomiyasu moments after the central defender had looked at his rival before turning away.Mike Dean may have had VAR Stuart Attwell in his ear, but it was quickly dismissed with Gary Neville later saying of himself and Jamie Carragher: "We think he definitely means that."Fulham thought they had an equaliser against Tottenham during their March 2021 clash at Craven Cottage but it was ruled out for

Manchester United were dumped out of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night as the holders were humbled by the side who they overcame in the Wembley showpiece last season.

Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund has apologised for the Reds' performance in their dismal Carabao Cup defeat to Newcastle United.

Manchester United crashed out of the Carabao Cup with an embarrassing 3-0 defeat to Newcastle at Old Trafford.

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe admits he has not yet settled on his starting line-up for the Carabao Cup game against Manchester City on Wednesday night - but will make changes.

Rio Ferdinand has questioned Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag's decision to leave Fred out of his starting line-up for Sunday's 2-0 defeat by Newcastle United at St James' Park.

Here are your latest Manchester United morning headlines on Tuesday, April 4.

Dan Burn suggested he had "extra emotion" during Newcastle United's Premier League victory over Manchester United at St. James' Park on Sunday.

Eddie Howe says Newcastle striker Callum Wilson came through his 30-minute return from injury against Liverpool “fine” but was vaguer about Joelinton’s fitness ahead of Sunday’s Carabao Cup final against Manchester United.

Steven Gerrard's Premier League assist tally - in 290 fewer games than the Liverpool legend.The Belgian maestro, 31, has racked up a mind-boggling 88 assists for Manchester City during his seven-year spell at the Etihad Stadium, bagging three already in the 2022/23 campaign. Slipping in Erling Haaland for a debut goal in City's Premier League curtain raiser against West Ham United, De Bruyne also turned provider in the champions' next two fixtures.Finding Phil Foden in the area with a reverse ball vs Bournemouth, the ex-Wolfsburg ace completed a mesmerising pass to level the score against Newcastle by sliding the ball through the legs of Joe Willock at a seemingly impossible angle.READ MORE: Fans baffled as Erling Haaland avoids red card for flying kick before he bags hat-trickDe Bruyne, a two-time Playmaker of the Season winner, currently leads the Premier League assist standings after four matches, tied in joint first place with Roberto Firmino, Jack Harrison and ex-team-mate Gabriel Jesus.

Newcastle United know they face another tough test when they welcome Manchester City to St James' Park on Sunday afternoon.

Foot Mercato report that the Magpies are keen on signing Fofana in January, but may have to stump up a significant fee to convince the club to part ways.According to Jeunes Footeux, Lens are hoping to receive a fee of around £25million for their prized asset, which would represent a record sale for the French club.Having spent a similar fee to sign Joe Willock from Arsenal in the summer, Newcastle’s rich new owners should have no problem funding the deal.Howe’s side are currently bottom of the Premier League with only one win from their 15 games this season following the 4-0 thumping at the hands of Leicester City on Saturday.The former Bournemouth coach is expected to be handed full backing by the club’s owners, the Saudi-based Public

Newcastle, a major issue has surfaced at the club which will unsettle the new owners.Last month, Mike Ashley finally sold the Magpies to a group known as PIF, which is Saudi Arabia’s Public Interest Fund.The new owners, who own 80% of the club, are estimated to be worth £320billion which comfortably makes them the richest club in Europe – they are worth £100bn more than Paris Saint-Germain’s Qatari owners.Newcastle lost 3-0 to Chelsea last weekend in a discouraging defeat, and it is made all the more disappointing considering that interim manager Graeme Jones had a whole host of pricey signings sat on the bench.Against the Blues, Jones had £142m worth of substitutes which was more expensive than the entire team that he fielded.Joe Willock,

Daily Mail, that could mean expenditure of £200m over the next few seasons, due in part to the position Ashley has left Newcastle in.

Arsenal look set to free up over £250,000-a-week from their weekly wage bill - giving their budget a big boost with one week left of the transfer window. The Gunners have been good at bringing players in this summer, signing Albert Sambi-Lokonga, Nuno Tavares, Martin Odegaard, Ben White and Aaron Ramsdale at a combined cost of £140million.But they've been less proficient at letting players go, with Joe Willock's £22million move to Newcastle their only significant piece of business in the other direction.

Mikel Arteta identified seven areas of weakness in the Arsenal squad when he prepared to take over as manager.

Arsenal as the club look to balance the books before this month's transfer deadline.The Gunners are set to take their summer spending total beyond the £100million mark if deals for Martin Odegaard (£34million) and Aaron Ramsdale (£30million) are completed as expected.They have already spent a combined £73million on new recruits Ben White (£50million), Albert Sambi Lokonga (£16million) and Nuno Tavares (£7million).But so far Emirates chiefs have only raised transfer funds through one sale, bringing in £25million by offloading academy graduate Joe Willock to Newcastle last week.Once deals for Odegaard and Ramsdale are wrapped up, technical director Edu will shift his focus to potential outgoings in order to reduce their net-spend total.And

Arsenal have kicked off their Premier League season on Friday night with a clash against newly-promoted Brentford.However, despite their season already being underway, Mikel Arteta is far from done in the transfer market.Arteta is looking to rebuild his squad after Arsenal's worst performance, in the Premier League, in a quarter of a century as the Gunners missed out on European football altogether.Ben White, Nuno Taraves, and Albert Sambi Lokonga have all arrived to try and turn around Arteta's fortunes in North London.And Daily Star Sport has rounded up all the day's transfer news at the Emirates.Joe Willock has joined Newcastle United in a deal in excess of £20million after the midfielder enjoyed a successful loan spell in the North East

Newcastle agree a deal with Arsenal over the signing of Joe Willock on a permanent basis.The 21-year-old scored a sensational eight goals across just 14 Premier League outings for the Magpies last season - putting together a scoring run of seven consecutive fixtures.Bruce has been open about his desire to bring Willock back to the club ahead of the new season, but admitted that the Gunners might not have been willing to let him go.However, it looks as though a big-money bid has tempted Arsenal into selling as they look for summer additions of their own following an eighth-place finish last time out.The Athletic report that Newcastle have agreed a fee with Newcastle over a deal to sign Willock on a permanent basis, with personal terms still

Arsenal not qualifying for Europe entirely, Mikel Arteta’s side have an important summer ahead as they look to rebuild their squad.Some of the positives of last season were that they were able to integrate academy players like Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe into the side, and they will look to purchase quality players to improve them.There will be some departures, however, with Granit Xhaka possibly North London and others such as Eddie Nketiah and Joe Willock may go too.Despite that, there is plenty to do for Arsenal as they aim to return to the higher places on the Premier League table next season.Daily Star Sport has taken a look at Arsenal’s latest transfer news below.According to The Athletic, Wolves need to sell players in order to

Newcastle United are hopeful of finally kickstarting their summer with the arrival of two loan additions in the coming days.The Magpies, who are the only Premier League club yet to sign any players so far this window, have been chasing a plethora of transfer targets in recent weeks.A breakthrough seems imminent thanks to Manchester United's purchase of Raphael Varane, which has paved the way for Axel Tuanzebe to depart Old Trafford.The 23-year-old played under Toon boss Steve Bruce at Aston Villa during the club's time in the Championship.Meanwhile, confidence remains high that loan hero Joe Willock will be back for a second spell on Tyneside with Arsenal poised to make a decision on the midfielder's future before the weekend.Gunners chief