Lewis Dunk wants another replay after Liverpool VAR error
Brighton & Hove Albion defender Lewis Dunk has argued that Liverpool aren't the only club with a case for a replay after Jurgen Klopp's VAR claim.
On Wednesday, the Reds boss admitted that as a "football person" the only conceivable option would be to replay their game against Tottenham Hotspur, adding it "probably" won't happen. His suggestion comes in light of Luis Diaz's controversial goal against the North London club which was wrongly ruled out for offside, in the defeat.
The officials in charge of VAR at Stockley Park reviewed the footage but a miscommunication meant that they failed to come to the correct decision - as pictures showed the Reds attacker onside. After a hectic 72 hours of PGMOL statements and complaints from Anfield, the damning audio was released.
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Following Klopp's admission, the Seagulls defender argued that Brighton had a case for a replay last season against rivals Crystal Palace, when Pervis Estupinan's goal was ruled out - with the offside lines were incorrectly drawn.
At the time, the PGMOL apologised for the "serious error". But Roberto De Zerbi's side would later fall foul to an officiating mistake, receiving a third apology from the refereeing body, as a result, when Kaoru Mitoma was denied a penalty following Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's challenge.
Dunk, an England international, presented a case that the negative impact that the decisions had on their season, hindered their challenge for Champions League qualification - eventually, finishing sixth in the
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