Leicester City v. Burnley | PREMIER LEAGUE HIGHLIGHTS | 10/19/19 | NBC Sports

Honestly, worst VAR decision I've ever seen. WOW!

wrong call. embarrassing

VAR is trash what an awful call

Aiyawatt looks like the perfect owner. He goes to the games, has emotion, cares about the club. Good successor to Vichai.

HE NEVER TOUCHED HIM !!! 2-2 !

No foul should’ve been 2-2

How was that disallowed goal any more clear and obvious than what happened in the Liverpool game. Rubbish.

Clearly VAR is a waste of time.

Leicester is the only other consistent team besides Liverpool, but that call was terrible

Woods didn’t even touch evans; man just fell over

Leicester City are so fun to watch - easy team to pull for... Burnley hard-done by that VAR decision though.

Wish we had Tielemans instead of fucking Xhaka

Do longball fc aka Brexit fc even know how to play football?

That VAR decision was some BS.

VAR! what a great rigging device... joke.

Weak no goal call, weak.

VAR ruins football

The thing I'm worried about in this Leicester City team is that they simply don't have much depth. They're playing so well right now, but when the wear and tear of the season starts to impact their game, then what?

There is 0 chance Evans was gonna get that ball

Leceister city is the most deserving team to be in UCL among the underdogs for me,the quality of the team and coach in general is great

They worship the Asian man lol!!

Lol at the eavesdropper

rest in peace to probably the best owner of in the premier league for the last decade

No point in having var if we're going to have idiots using it

dude tripped on his own foot wtf?

As a die hard footie fan and disappointing Man Utd fan at the moment what a fucking joke this game was. Johnny Evans falling with the slightest touch and burnley pay the price. Evans wouldn’t have cleared that regardless. Proof VAR has only hindered the game and no where near improved it.

Burnley was robbed

8:48 I laughed so hard...

Not a foul, should’ve been 2-2

Burnley robbed

Is Burnley the most English team in the EPL?

I'm a neutral but I think VAR here made sense. The touch IS very small but when you hit someone's leg sideways while running (a fun prank) you'll find that it is impossible to not fall when your feet get tangled up. The ball was moving so slowly that he definitely could have cleared it of he wasn't in the process of falling. I'm sure the foul was not intentional but it's hard to argue the importance of that small touch

If Tottenham go back into gear, then Leicester are finishing 6th. Maybe 5th depending on Arsenal. If not, top 4. Arsenal are decent but xhaka and David Luiz ( at times) oh lord. Tottenham will probably have dropped too many points at this rate, and United, oh christ

Tielemans scored the winner, by the way

Vards

Leicester played well as a team and the players have shared the ball well, yet the last var decision was questionable.

If u think Burnley got robbed ur stupid. Wood knows what he is doing he know Evans is going to clear before it goes in so he clips him causing him not to reach the ball, good use of var

I'm a neutral and Evans def gets fouled. Obvious that he'd reach the ball if his heels didn't get clipped together. I don't know why people are complaining about this. VAR has issues but in this case it worked well

Shoulda been 2-2.

Unintentional foul perhaps but a foul nevertheless. Evans would have definitely had the time to clear the ball off the line otherwise. VAR used correctly here. If only that applied everywhere else in the PL, SMH.

Up the Blues! 🙌🏽

Wow it’s almost been a year since that tragic helicopter crash. Time does fly by really fast.

Jamie Vardy is back!

I’m sorry, but that Burnley equalizer should have stood.

VAR is blind woods second goal was clean Evan tripped his own feet

Var is really killing the game.

It should be in more capable hands not in this clown epl referees

People shouldn’t sleep on Leicester.. they would definitely make it into the top 6 but not top 4

Where is Faiq in this game I though his number was 9