Australia had a controversial penalty decision overturned in the first-half of their Round of 16 clash against Norway at the Women's World Cup with the use of VAR once again dividing opinion.
Approaching half-time, the referee adjudged that Norway commited a handball in their own box with VAR intervening and ensuring a review.
After a long delay, the decision to award a spotkick was ultimately overturned by the referee with replays suggesting any handball call would be 50/50.
Right or wrong, the use of VAR has left many football fans confused and angry on social media.
The penalty reversal ensured Australia went into half-time trailing Norway 1-0.
This is the first time VAR has been used at a Women's World Cup with the technology continuing to cause drama in France.
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