Why Brentford's goal vs. Chelsea wasn't ruled out for offside; Maddison's VAR rage

The article discusses a controversial goal scored by Brentford against Chelsea in a Premier League match. The goal, which was scored in stoppage time, was not ruled out for offside despite initial concerns. The article explains that the goal was allowed to stand because Brentford's player who was in an offside position did not interfere with play or attempt to play the ball. According to the laws of the game, a player in an offside position is only deemed to be interfering with play if they are actively involved in the play, which was not the case in this incident. The article also mentions a separate incident involving Leicester City's James Maddison, who expressed his frustration with the VAR decision-making process after a goal he scored was disallowed. Overall, the article provides a concise and unbiased summary of the two incidents, focusing on the key facts and the relevant rules and regulations that were applied by the match officials.