The full VAR audio from Manchester United’s 3-2 win over Liverpool has revealed why Benjamin Sesko’s controversial early goal was allowed to stand despite handball appeals.

The incident came after just 14 minutes at Old Trafford, when Sesko bundled the ball over the line from close range during a goalmouth scramble. Replays appeared to suggest possible contact with his hand, sparking immediate debate.

Under the Laws of the Game, any goal scored directly with the hand must be ruled out, even if accidental. However, after a lengthy review, VAR officials Stuart Attwell and Constantine Hatzidakis found “no conclusive evidence” of handball and confirmed the on-field decision.

Now, the full VAR transcript has revealed exactly how that call was made.

VAR: Possible handball by the goalscorer. I’m going to go to the goal, first and foremost.

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