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PGMOL chief Howard Webb believes VAR was right to overturn the decision to award Liverpool a penalty against Wolves and stated Diogo Jota should have received a yellow card for simulation.

Jota raced into the penalty area before cutting in and going down, following a sliding challenge from Wolves defender Emmanuel Agbadou, with referee Simon Hooper initially awarding a penalty for Arne Slot's side before it was checked and overturned by VAR.

WHAT THE OFFICIALS SAID:

Assistant VAR: "He's not complaining about it.

It's not a penalty kick and, therefore, recommended a review.

"So, exactly what the VAR should do, change that pretty crucial on-field decision that was incorrect and make it right.

I think the officials got really focused on the need to overturn the penalty.

"Our advice to them will be, obviously, when they go to the screen, it's not just about overturning the on-field decision, it's looking at all aspects of it.

Diego Jota acts in a way that's meant to deceive the referee here, simulation, and, therefore, a yellow card should have been issued."

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"I'm going to recommend an on-field review for potential violent conduct."

Referee: "We've got a coming together between Brooks and Cucurella.

On-field decision is going to be a free-kick and it's going to be a yellow card."

WEBB'S VERDICT:

"It's the first time a referee has been sent to the screen for a red card and not produced one.
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