Ghana boss Carlos Queiroz joked that the video ******* istant referee must have gone for a coffee after claiming England escaped a penalty and red card in Tuesday's World Cup clash.
After both teams won their Group L openers, the well-drilled Black Stars sat back and frustrated Thomas Tuchel's men on an overcast afternoon in Massachusetts.
England dominated possession and had 19 shots as the game finished 0-0 at Boston Stadium, where Ghana's appeals for a late penalty for Ezri Konsa's challenge on Prince Adu fell on deaf ears.
The substitute had been hurt shortly before that in a collision with goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, who was awarded a free-kick rather than penalized.
Ghana head coach Queiroz looked towards a FIFA official in the post-match press conference and said: "I'm not sure VAR is still working in the World Cup. We still have VAR? It's working?
After both teams won their Group L openers, the well-drilled Black Stars sat back and frustrated Thomas Tuchel's men on an overcast afternoon in Massachusetts.
England dominated possession and had 19 shots as the game finished 0-0 at Boston Stadium, where Ghana's appeals for a late penalty for Ezri Konsa's challenge on Prince Adu fell on deaf ears.
The substitute had been hurt shortly before that in a collision with goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, who was awarded a free-kick rather than penalized.
Ghana head coach Queiroz looked towards a FIFA official in the post-match press conference and said: "I'm not sure VAR is still working in the World Cup. We still have VAR? It's working?
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