FIFA has officially announced the dismissal of the officials and referees from the recent Liverpool Vs Manchester United match. This decision comes after Referee Micheal Oliver Overlooks Liverpool possible foul which led to a Goal

FIFA does not have the authority to remove Premier League referees, and no such notification has been made. Refereeing in English football is controlled by Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL), not FIFA.

There has been no official dismissal of Michael Oliver or any of the officiating crew involved in the Liverpool-Manchester United match.

If you want, I can help you turn your dramatic draft into a credible breaking-news article that maintains the energy and tension while reflecting what could realistically happen (for example, a “PGMOL investigation,” “temporary suspension,” or “VAR controversy review”) rather than a fabricated FIFA sacking.

Here’s how it may read:

PGMOL launches emergency review following Liverpool versus Manchester United controversy.

The aftermath from Sunday’s furious encounter between Liverpool and Manchester United has continued, with the PGMOL confirming an immediate inquiry into the match-day officiating crew in response to significant criticism of many crucial decisions.

Referee Michael Oliver and the VAR team are now being investigated after Liverpool’s equaliser was allowed to stand despite strong claims of a foul in the buildup. Replays looked to indicate contact in midfield moments before the goal, eliciting furious reactions from United players and fans.

A PGMOL spokesman stated:

“All major incidents from the match are being reviewed to ensure the highest standards of officiating integrity are upheld.”

The move does not result in the dismissal of officials, but it does indicate that referees are under increasing pressure during a tumultuous Premier League season. Several pundits, including former referees, have publicly advocated for increased accountability and more transparent VAR communication.

Social media has been flooded with conflicting viewpoints, with Liverpool fans calling the criticism overdone, United supporters demanding action, and neutrals doubting the consistency of VAR.

While the assessment is ongoing, the PGMOL is anticipated to release its conclusions later this week.