Pascal Struijk red card: Two panels disagree over controversial Brighton VAR decision against Sunderland
Pascal Struijk was sent off in Brightons win over Sunderland for denying an obvious goal-scoring opportunity following a VAR review; the red card was overturned by an independent regulatory commission but the Key Match Incidents panel voted it was a correct VAR intervention
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Sky News: Pascal Struijk’s red card has been so divisive that two independent panels have now disagreed over whether the Brighton defender deserved to
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Sky Sports (GB): Pascal Struijk red card: Two panels disagree over controversial Brighton VAR decision against Sunderland
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Sky Sports (GB): Pascal Struijk was sent off in Brightons win over Sunderland for denying an obvious goal-scoring opportunity following a VAR review; the red
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