Michael Salisbury has been removed from VAR duties for Liverpool vs Arsenal on Sunday afternoon.
Salisbury has been replaced by John Brooks after his controversial role in Chelsea's 2-0 win at home to Fulham.
Salisbury is no longer part of the official team at Anfield
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Salisbury is no longer part of the official team at AnfieldCredit: Getty
Fulham believed they opened the scoring through Josh King in the 21st minute at Stamford Bridge.
However, Rodrigo Muniz was contentiously adjudged to have stepped on Trevoh Chalobah's foot in the build-up to the goal.
Referee Rob Jones confirmed the decision after a review and the goal was chalked off.
Chelsea were awarded a penalty early on in the second half as Ryan Sessegnon handled in the box from a Chalobah cross.
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Experienced referee Brooks will now be the VAR when Liverpool host Arsenal in the Premier League clash.
VAR continues to make the headlines
The 2025/26 campaign is the seventh season in which VAR has been used across all matches.
When Liverpool hosted Bournemouth in the opening match, they felt as though the visitors should have had a men sent off.
Marco Senesi handled the ball near the halfway line at Anfield but avoided a red card.
Chelsea's controversial goal has caused debate across the Premier League
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Chelsea's controversial goal has caused debate across the Premier LeagueCredit: AFP
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