US EditionVilla Robbed of Goal by Ref's Decision
- Aston Villa lost 2-0 to Manchester United on Sunday, missing out on a place in next season's Champions League after finishing sixth in the Premier League.
- The defeat followed referee Thomas Bramall's disallowing of Morgan Rogers' goal, a decision Villa claim was a mistake that affected their Champions League qualification.
- Bramall judged that the ball was under the control of Manchester United’s goalkeeper Bayindir before Rogers managed to kick it away, and because the referee blew his whistle early, VAR was unable to review the incident.
- Villa director Damian Vidagany and manager Unai Emery criticized Bramall's appointment given his limited experience and said they would formally complain to the refereeing body about selection standards.
- Although the club acknowledges the result will not change, they called for better referee assignments for high-stakes matches and proper use of VAR technology to prevent similar issues.
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Man Utd v Aston Villa: Was Morgan Rogers goal wrongly disallowed for foul on Altay Bayindir?
Aston Villas Morgan Rogers was controversially denied a goal after referee Thomas Bramall ruled he fouled Altay Bayindir, blowing the whistle before the ball hit the net, preventing VAR from intervening.
Villa robbed of goal by ref’s decision
Villa robbed of goal by ref’s decision Villa robbed of goal by ref’s decision We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later. Dismiss Skip to sections navigationSkip to contentSkip to footer Aston Villa is robbed of a goal by a dodgy referee call in their Premier League clash against Manchester United. May 26, 2025 — 8.32am Source by
Aston Villa rage at referee as Champions League hopes end at Manchester United
On 73 minutes a moment that Aston Villa will argue for a long time cost them the bumper prize of Champions League football next season and its lucrative cash injection of millions. A weak Harry Maguire header had Altay Bayindir scrambling to collect. As he did, Morgan Rogers prodded the ball from his clutches – the goalkeeper did not have it under control – and the forward found the empty net. Continue reading…On 73 minutes a moment that Aston V…
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