'They have absolutely panicked' - Every word Jamie Carragher said on VAR shambles, Howard Webb and potential Liverpool replay

Jamie Carragher has slammed PGMOL's use of VAR during Liverpool's defeat to Tottenham Hotspur - insisting the technology is almost at a "crisis point".

Luis Diaz wrongly had a goal ruled out in the first half of the 2-1 defeat at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with VAR officials Darren England and Dan Cook at fault for a communication error which resulted in referee Simon Hooper sticking with the initial on-field decision to rule the goal out.

In the days since, both England and Cook were dropped for their duties for Sunday and Monday's Premier League games while Liverpool released a statement demanding a comprehensive and transparent review into the failings in North London.

Speaking on Monday Night Football, former Liverpool defender Carragher took aim at VAR and PGMOL for their handling of the situation and belives it will be difficult for referees chief Howard Webb to emerge from the incident with any credibility.

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Here is every word Carragher set on Diaz's offside role and the handling from VAR:

Jamie Carragher: "I think VAR has been a topic over the last few years for various reasons. I don’t think the feeling around VAR has ever been lower. This is almost a crisis point for VAR in this country. It’s not just on the back of this decision, it’s what has been happening all season. I don’t want to pile on an official or Howard Webb, I bet they feel absolutely awful.

"I am not into the conspiracy theories that a referee favours that team, no one gains anything from this in terms of the officials. We have all been there and made mistakes, but it is a horrendous mistake and