Dundee worst hit by VAR mistakes - independent panel
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VAR decisions. It's the talk of the terraces at every ground. And fans of every club will have thought, at one stage or another, that VAR decisions go against their side more often than others.
The home crowd at Dens Park may just have a point, though.
The VAR independent review panel found three incorrect decisions in the league so far this season - and two of those have gone against Dundee.
The home fans at Dens Park were left aggrieved when Josh Mulligan was sent off for a challenge on Kilmarnock's Danny Armstrong in a 2-2 draw on 23 September.
Video assistant referee Euan Anderson asked David Munro to review the incident but the referee stuck by his original decision. Dundee subsequently failed to overturn the red card following an appeal.
The IRP also felt Dundee were hard done by when an Amadou Bakayoko effort was disallowed in a 2-0 win at Livingston on 28 October.
On that occasion, referee Willie Collum reviewed footage and decided at least one offside Dundee player was interfering with play.
An independent panel has ruled that Josh Mulligan should not have been sent off against Kilmarnock in September, despite Dundee losing an appeal.
