After VAR error, decision that teams like Liverpool and Real Madrid could follow

The VAR mistakes have been an issue for most of the teams around the world, and the fact is that right now there are looking to change just that now.

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Liverpool is one of the teams that have suffered the most in the Premier League, the fact is that out of the last 20 mistakes that VAR has committed in the league, at least 4 of them have affected them, and now they are looking to go ahead and change that situation that could stop them from even winning the trophy and that is a concern for the team now.

In the case of the Real Madrid team the fact is that the main concern is that the spanish team has had a lot of problems with the referees in the current season, and they are also looking to avoid the controversy of decisions that could affect them in the next part of the season and they are now ready to make the right changes to avoid that situation now.

Now it has been confirmed that Mark Clattenburg, a former Premier League referee that in the past years has been part of the Saudi Arabia Pro League has been now given the role of the new referees analyst for the Nottingham Forest team, and now they are using him to change the current situation with the refeeres and VAR decisions.

It has been confirmed that from the Nottigham office they are concern and frustrated over the recent decisions by most of the decisions of the VAR in the current season, and the fact is that now Clattenburg is going to help them understand every single decision and to build a better relationship with the refeeres to make sure that they are all in the same page with the decisions now.

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Liverpool decisions

Most of the sources close to the Liverpool team are now aware that the team is looking for a former referee that could help them with his new role that could help them change their current situation with the team for the next part of the season now.