Reactions to the Premier League suspending the referees of the Man U vs. West Ham match

The referees who officiated Monday night's match between Manchester United and Wolves have been suspended by the English Premier League.

Recall that last night, in the first match of the 2023/2024 Premier League season, The Red Devils hosted Wolves at Old Trafford. It was a hard-fought match that ended 1-0 in favor of Erik Ten Hag and his team, but the outcome might have been very different if the officials had made the correct decision.

Wolves dominated Manchester United, and multiple times they were extremely close to scoring, but they simply ran into bad luck.

When Man United goalkeeper Andre Onana collided with Kalajdzic, it was one of the most contentious moments of the game. However, referee Simon Hooper entirely disregarded calls for a penalty, and the ball ended up going for a goal kick.

After checking for a penalty kick, Video Assistant Referee (VAR) Michael Salisbury and his assistant Richard West determined that there was not a penalty, which has sparked a lot of discussion.

Despite his affiliation with the team, Man United legend Garry Neville said that it was an obvious penalty right away.

The English Premier League removed all of the game's officials, including Referee Simon Hooper, VAR Michael Salisbury, and VAR Assistant Richard West, and they will not be chosen for the next weekend's matches.