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Premier League clubs are reportedly compiling lists of wretched VAR decisions with several clubs expected to follow Newcastle United by lodging formal complaints.The Magpies, whose only defeat of the season came via Liverpool's 98th-minute winner, were once again left fuming at a dismal refereeing decision when Tyrick Mitchell's second-half own goal was chalked off for a foul in the build-up. Joe Willock was adjudged by referee Michael Salisbury to have fouled Vicente Guaita by barging into his midriff, but replays showed Willock had actually been pushed into the Crystal Palace 'keeper by Mitchell.Even more bizarrely, VAR official Lee Mason opted not to show Salisbury the decisive angle which confirmed Willock's innocence, leaving Magpies manager Eddie Howe seething at the full-time whistle.READ MORE: Ex-Arsenal star 'will change TV channel' when Tottenham are on in Champions League"I didn’t think it should have been disallowed, said Howe after the stalemate at Selhurst Park.

VAR drama in Liverpool's win over Crystal Palace caused uproar amongst Premier League fans.The opticians joked that they would rebrand after a controversial penalty decision during the closing stages of the Reds' victory at Selhurst Park on Sunday afternoon.Following a VAR review, Liverpool were awarded a spot-kick in the 89th minute, with Vicente Guaita penalised following a collision with Diogo Jota inside the area.Fabinho then stepped up to score from 12 yards and seal all three points and avoid a nervy ending to the match by putting Jurgen Klopp's side 3-1 up.Fans of rival clubs were quick to take to social media to react to the incident following the decision and the Specsavers Twitter admin could not resist getting involved.Shortly after the match ended, they tweeted: “50,000 likes and we’ll change our name to SpecsaVARs.”With the post immediately blowing up and the likes flooding in, a comment was soon added to the post, consisting of a Google search which read: “Are tweets legally binding?”The tweet is fast approaching the like target of 50,000 and has already garnered in excess of 40,000 likes.Was VAR right to award Liverpool a penalty against Crystal Palace? Let us know in the comments section below.The VAR drama at Selfhurst Park was the latest in a string of contentious decisions in the Premier League this weekend, with the officials coming under fire from fans and pundits alike.Several penalty shouts fell on deaf ears, while Tottenham Hotspur's Matt Doherty was seen by many to be lucky not to be sent off for a horror tackle on Chelsea's Malang Sarr later on Sunday.As for Liverpool, Fabinho's penalty in the closing stages added to first half goals from Virgil van Dijk and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain to secure a

Liverpool a late penalty against Crystal Palace has enraged viewers, who vented their fury online.Virgil van Dijk opened the scoring, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain then controlled Andy Robertson's cross and finished for the Reds' second.Palace pulled one back through Odsonne Edouard - and looked to even get level until a penalty was given the other way. After Diogo Jota collided with Vicente Guaita in Palace’s box, referee Kevin Friend went to look at the incident in slow-motion pitch-side at the Referee Review Area and surprisingly awarded the away side a penalty at Selhurst Park.At 2-1 and the Reds on the backfoot, Fabinho ensured Jurgen Klopp’s men went away with all three points, slotting past Guaita for Liverpool’s third.But fans online were pulling their hair out over the decision to award a penalty, claiming that it was merely a 50-50 collision.One wrote: “Why are referees so afraid to stick with their on field decision when asked to go to the VAR screen? Kevin Friend surely sees that back and thinks he's made the right decision, but he doesn't want to go against the farcical VAR so is forced to give the penalty! #GamesGone.”A second wrote: “Alan Shearer has said it all.

Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick is eying up a move for Barcelona midfielder Frenkie De Jong as he looks to begin the rebuilding process at Old Trafford.Rangnick kicked off his six-month tenure in the dugout with a 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace on Sunday. A 77th minute winner from Fred, whipping the ball with his right foot over Vicente Guaita and into the back of the net from just outside of the box, was enough to settle the time.

Of all the players to procure the breakthrough for Ralf Rangnick, it was a player signed under Jose Mourinho who became integral under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Fred has now scored for all three Manchester United managers.

Fred has been lauded for his silencing his critics with a match-winning display for Manchester United.

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Liverpool against Crystal Palace at Anfield.The Premier League encounter between the Reds and the Eagles ended with Jurgen Klopp’s men earning all three points in a 3-0 victory.Keita’s sublime strike was arguably the pick of the bunch - but what’s been highlighted more prevalently is the celebration of the midfielder following the goal.Indeed, in 1996 attacker Cantona scored a fabulous chipped goal for Manchester United against Sunderland, with the subsequent non-celebration going down in Premier League folklore.And the moment was echoed by Keita against Palace when the former RB Leipzig made a first-time finish past Vicente Guaita to give Liverpool their third goal of the game inside 89 minutes.Keita, 26, moved to the Merseyside club in

Liverpool secured back to back Premier League victories with a comfortable 3-0 win against Crystal Palace. It is the second time of the season Jurgen Klopp’s side have recorded consecutive victories in the League this season.

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1/3 with thepools.com , while Palace, who let's not forget won their opening fixture against Southampton, are a huge 17/2 . The bookies probably aren't far wrong with this one - and Palace will need more than United's ring rustiness to help them.Palace relied heavily on goalkeeper Vicente Guaita against The Saints, while United have won their opening game in each of the last five seasons.

Manchester United have kept pace with their top four rivals after securing a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. The Red Devils bounced back from a disappointing, late 2-2 draw against Southampton on Monday thanks to a first-half strike from Marcus Rashford and a late goal from Anthony Martial.

An official Premier League report has proven that Liverpool's Alisson is the hardest goalkeeper to beat in the top flight.