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Full coverage· Sports· Updated

Israeli Player Anan Khalaili's Goal Approved Despite Handball Controversy

Crystal Palace's 3-1 win over Nottingham Forest included a controversial goal where the ball hit Israeli player Anan Khalaili's elbow before scoring. Former linesman Darren Cann explained that VAR upheld the on-field decision due to lack of immediate, clear evidence of handball.

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What happened

  1. 01Anan Khalaili's goal for Crystal Palace was allowed despite appearing to hit his elbow.
  2. 02Former linesman Darren Cann explained VAR protocol requires clear evidence to overturn on-field calls.
  3. 03Nottingham Forest fans strongly criticized the referee and VAR for the decision.
  4. 04The controversy was compared to a previous handball call against Nottingham Forest.
  5. 05Crystal Palace came back from a 1-0 deficit to win 3-1.

Nottingham Forest fans criticized the referee and VAR for inconsistency, comparing it to a previous handball decision against their team.

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