In a dramatic second half clash, Leicester City had a goal controversially disallowed during their match against Liverpool, sparking outrage among fans and players alike.

Conor Coady seemed to have put the Foxes ahead when a loose ball fell perfectly into his path inside the box. However, referee’s whistle cut the celebration short due to a foul by Leicester forward Patson Daka on Liverpool's goalkeeper, Alisson Becker.

Daka's nudge while challenging for a high ball sent Alisson off balance, leading to the disallowed goal. Fans were left wondering if the contact warranted such a significant decision.

The Premier League clarified the situation, stating on their official Match Centre account: "The referee's decision to disallow the goal was checked and confirmed by VAR – it was concluded that Daka made no proper attempt to play the ball." This decision has ignited a heated debate regarding the rules of fair play and the influence of VAR.

Despite a lackluster performance for most of the match, Liverpool managed to secure a late victory thanks to Trent Alexander-Arnold, who came off the bench to score the decisive goal.

This win puts Liverpool on the verge of clinching the Premier League title, contingent on Arsenal's performance against Crystal Palace this Wednesday. If the Gunners falter, Liverpool will just need a win against Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday to seize the title.

The fallout from the match has also confirmed Leicester City’s relegation alongside Southampton, marking a tumultuous end to their Premier League campaign.