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Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’ for Argentina against England – 1986 (37%)

Goal disallowed and game drawn at 1-1 leading to a penalty shoot out

England's Frank Lampard’s ruled out goal vs Germany – 2010 (33%)

VAR clearly spots the ball is over the line and awards an England goal. Although trailing 2-1 going into half time, England would ride the momentum and push on for a win against the Germans

Thierry Henry’s handball for France vs Ireland – 2010 World Cup Qualifier (28%)

The handball is spotted, and goal disallowed keeping both sides level at 1-1 in extra time. The game goes to penalties with the luck of the Irish getting them the final spot in the 2010 tournament

West Germany goalkeeper Harald Schumacher’s unpunished, incredible foul against France’s Patrick Battiston – 1982 (21%)

The German goalkeeper’s horrendous foul on Battison would have been deemed a straight red card reducing the Germans to 10-men 

Holland’s Nigel de Jong not being sent off for a studs-up foul into Spain’s Xabi Alonso’s chest in the opening minutes of the World Cup Final – 2010 (21%)

VAR would deem the Dutch man’s flying karate-kick style tackle a straight red, reducing Holland to 10-men against the tournament favourites, Spain

West Germany’s Jurgen Klinsmann’s iconic dive in the 1990 Final resulting in Argentina’s Monzón being sent off – 1990 (21%)

The blatant dive is caught, and the sides remain level. Argentina’s flair and drive sees them push on for the win

Portugal’s Luis Figo not getting sent off for a headbutt against Netherland’s Van Bommel – 2006 (20%)

Having caught the foul, Figo would have been given

his marching orders bringing Holland back into the game and pushing on for a draw and possible win

Brazil’s Neymar escaping a red card for elbowing Croatia's Modric – 2014 (20%)

VAR would have deemed the foul a red card offence, reducing Brazil to 10-men just 27 mins into the game and giving the technically gifted Croatians a clear advantage

Spain having two goals wrongly disallowed for being offside against South Korea. South Korea won the game on penalties – 2002 (19%)

Spain’s first goal from their set piece in normal time would stand, giving the Spanish enough to progress to the semi-finals

Spain beating Yugoslavia 2-1 after being awarded a penalty for a foul outside the box – 1982 (19%)

The foul would have been correctly deemed a free kick outside the box with trailing Spain unlikely to score and ultimately not qualifying for the knockout stages