Neville apologises to VAR after Arsenal goal ruled out for offside against Chelsea
Gary Neville issued an on-air apology to VAR officials after Arsenal had a goal disallowed for offside during Sunday's Premier League clash with Chelsea at the Emirates, where the Gunners had already fallen behind to a Morgan Rogers wonderstrike inside two minutes.
Gary Neville publicly apologised to VAR and Professional Referee Organisation officials after Arsenal had a goal chalked off for offside during their Premier League match against Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday.
The Gunners were already trailing when Morgan Rogers struck a wondergoal just two minutes into the contest — a blow compounded further when Arsenal subsequently saw a goal ruled out by the VAR offside check.
Neville, commentating on the match, issued the on-air apology in the aftermath of the decision, with a statement also released regarding the disallowed goal.
Further details on the VAR statement and the specifics of the offside ruling are expected as the story develops.
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