Why was Williams goal disallowed for handball?
Nottingham Forest's Neco Williams had a headed goal ruled out during the goalless draw at Tottenham after VAR intervened for handball, though the exact contact isn't detailed beyond that. Referee Peter Bankes overturned the on-field decision, but Forest boss Oliver Glasner argued the call didn't meet the required clear-and-obvious threshold, accusing the official of "guessing" rather than having firm evidence [1, 2, 3].
Sources
- Glasner criticises VAR decision after Williams goal disallowed for handball
- Glasner and Williams dispute VAR call over Forest handball — BBC Sport
- Glasner criticises VAR clarity after Forest’s disallowed goal at Spurs — The Guardian
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