Carlos Queiroz, the experienced coach of the Ghana national team, has expressed his frustration with the match officials following a contentious moment in their World Cup clash against England. Queiroz argued that his team were unjustly denied a penalty and a red card for their opponents, leading to a heated debate over the quality of VAR decisions.

During the stalemate between Ghana and England, a pivotal incident unfolded that left Queiroz raging at the VAR officials. The veteran coach suggested that the officials might have been out of touch, humorously remarking that 'VAR went for a coffee!' as his side was left feeling hard done by the decision-making process.

Queiroz's outspoken criticism has reignited the debate over VAR's role in modern football and the need for consistent and accurate officiating at major tournaments like the World Cup. The Ghana boss's remarks have resonated with many fans and pundits, who are calling for greater transparency and accountability in the use of technology to assist referees.