Liverpool has released a statement regarding the match against Manchester City, which is an exciting development. The Premier League has made the decision to reschedule the game against Manchester City. 😱

A difficult point in the game has some closure after Michael Oliver’s decision to not award a penalty in the closing seconds of Liverpool’s draw with Manchester City was upheld by the KMI panel.

Amidst continuing discussions regarding Jérémy Doku’s possible foul on Alexis Mac Allister, the panel’s decision emphasizes the significance of thorough review procedures in guaranteeing impartiality and correctness in officiating.

Even though the ruling may have disappointed some fans, it serves as a reminder of the complexity of refereeing and the need of maintaining objectivity and following established procedures in crucial football games.

The panel was split (3:2), with the majority siding with the on-field decision to not apply a penalty.

“It was a sincere attempt to play the ball, and as a result, both players made contact with one another.”

Doku has the right to challenge for the ball, and even though he makes contact with Mac Allister’s chest, he also touches the ball.

According to two panelists, a penalty should have been awarded because “Mac Allister reaches the ball first” and the on-field ruling was erroneous.

Doku’s foot is elevated and clearly makes contact with Mac Allister’s chest using his studs.