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Bournemouth representatives are set to discuss the possibility of launching legal action against Hawk-Eye due to an error it made during a game between Sheffield United and Aston Villa.

Hawk-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.

Sheffield United bizarrely missed out on a first-half goal at Villa Park as the Premier League returned with a serious blunder.Goal-line technology failed to alert referee Michael Oliver that Aston Villa had conceded following a Blades free-kick.Villa goalkeeper Orjan Nyland clearly carried the ball over the line as he fell into the net.But a goal was not awarded as Oliver pointed to his watch which had not indicated a goal had been scored.Play continued for the remaining five minutes of the half before the error became apparent at the break.Sky Sports showed replays to fans watching on from home and it highlighted how the ball had crossed the line, without the technology.On co-commentary, Jamie Redknapp then said: "We've actually heard

Sheffield United appeared to cross the line against Aston Villa.The Premier League returned on Wednesday night with Norwood seemingly putting the Blades ahead. His free-kick was not dealt with by Villa goalkeeper Orjan Nyland with the shot-stopper backpedaling into the net.Replays showed the ball had gone over the line though referee Michael Oliver pointed at his watch to say it hadn’t.Fans were expecting VAR to get involved and award Sheffield United the goal with Sky Sports presenter Kelly Cates explaining: “We have asked HawkEye for comment.

System failure saw Sheffield United denied a perfectly good goal against Aston Villa despite the ball crossing the line.