England manager Gareth Southgate has admitted he is not a fan of VAR after Saturday's controversial clash between Tottenham and Liverpool in the Premier League.
Liverpool were denied a perfectly good goal in the first half at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with refereeing committe PGMOL apologising to the Reds for the mix-up after the match.
Meanwhile, the Reds also had two players sent off against Spurs, with a Premier League panel now admitting that Diogo Jota's red card in the second half was also an incorrect decision.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Southgate said: "Well, when you say I was at the forefront of it, I wasn't for it."
And, in reference to England's UEFA Nations league semi-final defeat in 2019, he added: "My first experience of it…we're still not sure if the Jesse Lingard goal that knocked us out of a semi-final was legit or not.
“I don't like it. I think we should just accept referees’ decisions, but I also know that we’re unlikely to go back to a world where we don’t have technology as part of that decision-making process.
"It was never going to resolve every issue and I don’t think there is any solution that will achieve that."
Southgate has named a 26-man squad for England's forthcoming games against Australia and Italy later this month.
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