Referees Dropped After Admitting Error in Not Awarding Stoppage Time Penalty to Wolves Against Manchester United
- Wolverhampton were denied a late penalty after a collision between Man United's Andre Onana and Wolves' Sasa Kalajdzic.
- Referee Simon Hooper and VAR Michael Salisbury failed to award the penalty despite Wolves' protests.
- Elite referees' manager Jon Moss apologized and called it a "blatant penalty" that should have been given.
- Hooper, Salisbury, and assistant VAR Richard West have been dropped from upcoming Premier League fixtures.
- The incident highlights issues around consistency in VAR usage and accountability for refereeing mistakes.