VAR Controversially Rules Out Wolves' Opening Goal Vs Leicester City

VAR have controversially ruled out Willy Boly's opening goal for Wolves against Leicester City this evening.

Boly headed home to seemingly give his side the lead but VAR decided to rule the strike out.

Pedro Neto was judged to have been offside by inches earlier in the passage of play much to the dismay of the Molineux faithful.

Check out the decision below.

Fans on social media were quick to react to the decision believing it was incredibly harsh.

The game had been a drab affair prior to the VAR controversy and the game is 0-0 at the break.

Both sides had chances but failed to convert.

Do you think the offside call was harsh or the correct decision?

Sound off in the comments below.

Topics: Leicester City, Football, Wolves, VAR

Daniel Marland

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