A prominent sports lawyer has explained whether Liverpool have grounds to sue the Premier League or the PGMOL.
A prominent sports lawyer has explained whether Liverpool have grounds to sue the Premier League or PGMOL if their 2-1 defeat to Tottenham costs them the title or Champions League spot.
“The laws of the game specifically make it clear that any decision by the referee on the pitch is final. These laws even go as far as declaring that match officials will not be liable for any loss a club may suffer due to any decision taken in accordance with the laws of the game. “In addition, Ifab’s [International Football Association Board] rules in relation to VAR state a match will not be invalidated because of a match official’s decision not to review an incident or where a wrong decision was reached when VAR was used, which appears to be the case here.”
Millichap added: “Had an incident like this taken place towards the end of the season, and the decision – or lack of – had a significant impact on that club’s season – such as missing out on the Champions League or title itself – it wouldn’t be completely surprising if the disgruntled club at least attempted to bring a claim – potentially against the Premier League itself – albeit, I suspect the chance of success would still be low.
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