The VAR Review: Why Robertson's red card was wrong; Højlund penalty claim

Andrew Robertson was sent off in Liverpool 's 1 -0 draw with Fulham in the Premier League.

Raúl Jiménez missed an obvious goal-scoring opportunity (DOGSO) The VAR needed to check the foul, the DOGSO and a possible offside against Harry Wilson .

There was enough doubt in this situation for a VAR review to downgrade the red card to a yellow.

Premier League's Key Match Incidents (KMI) Panel ruled that the VAR should have stepped in to overturn a red card shown to Burnley 's Dara O'Shea for bringing down Dwight McNeil .

Issa Diop was booked in the second minute after a challenge on Liverpool 's Robertson .

Fulham 's Andreas Pereira's challenge on Ryan Gravenberch was checked for a possible red card.

Rasmus Højlund scored a penalty in the 64th minute for Manchester United .

Elliot Anderson's challenge on Morgan Rogers was deemed not to be given a penalty by referee Sam Barrott .

Morgan Rogers went down after apparently being tugged back by Elliot Anderson .

Vitaliy Mykolenko appealed for a penalty on Thomas Partey in the 90th minute .