VAR's English debut brings more uncertainty than clarity

Arsene Wenger is happy with the addition of VAR in the FA Cup, but has concerns that it could slow the game down.

The FC guys examine several contentious calls from around the Premier League and debate the potential effectiveness of VAR. It probably wasn't a handball. Or it might have been. It was difficult to tell. From one angle it looked fine, from another it was possible to see a hint of arm. After watching about 10 replays you could make some pretty strident arguments that the goal shouldn't have been allowed. And some of equal conviction that it was fine.

Welcome to VAR. Or, in this case, not. As Glenn Murray glanced home Brighton's winner in their 2-1 FA Cup win over rivals Crystal Palace, for a moment it looked like we might...