I was watching the end of the Juventus game and this is how it ended…

90+4': Juventus 3-2 Salernitana
90+5': Arkadiusz Milik gets sent off with second yellow
90+6': VAR cancel's Arkadiusz Milik winner for offsides
90+9': Juan Cuardado gets sent off
FT: Juventus 2-2 Salernitana

The end of Juventus vs. Salernitana had it all 😳 pic.twitter.com/8LIZBL9gas

— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) September 11, 2022

Here's Sky Italy's evidence than Juve's winner was incorrectly ruled out by the VAR, who missed a Salernitana defender. https://t.co/azpYRTOhpH

— Dale Johnson (@DaleJohnsonESPN) September 11, 2022

It looks like VAR overlooked the defender by the flag.

This image is wild. Juventus denied a last minute winner after this was clearly missed by VAR. #JuveSalernitana

Absolute shambles. pic.twitter.com/aFI3yLdG4I

— Adriano Del Monte (@adriandelmonte) September 11, 2022

Oopsy

These twitter threads are great. It's funny seeing how many folks claim it really was offside due to the guy taking the corner. And then there's guys out there showing different angles and drawing really crappy non-parallel lines to "prove" it really was offside.

But a point being raised that I absolutely agree with is this: if refs are being instructed to let things play out and not blow tight offside situations dead in goal scoring opportunities, then there's absolutely no reason they should've carded the player for taking his shirt off in what he thought was a game winner (and should have been). If you're gonna call a game-winning goal back, it's ludicrous to card for that.

There were something like 4 red cards given out as a result of this. The 2CT from the goal scorer removing his shirt to start and Allegri got sent off at the end.

I suspect this whole crew will get a week off.

Does this count? Anyone ever see anything like this before?

A referee in the Serbian lower league disallowed a goal after going to watch a replay on a fans phone... 😂 pic.twitter.com/BIjhpbRvu5

— SPORTbible (@sportbible) September 15, 2022