The Premier League KMI panel voted 3-2 to support the VAR intervention that disallowed Thierno Barry’s goal for Everton against Ipswich Town.

The Premier League's Key Match Incidents panel upheld the decision to disallow Thierno Barry's goal for Everton against Ipswich Town. The independent panel voted 3-2 in favor of the VAR intervention, confirming that teammate Johnson interfered with goalkeeper Walton from an offside position.
Two of the five panellists disagreed with the majority, arguing that Johnson's actions did not impact Walton's save. The panel also reviewed Manchester City's 5-3 victory over Sunderland, supporting referee Rob Jones's decision to deny a Sunderland penalty for an Elliot Anderson handball by a 3-2 margin.
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