Sky's commentary and show of the Tottenham-Liverpool game was the worst in their history of anti-Spurs bias.
Their studio was packed with ex-Liverpool players in Jamie Carragher & Rednapp, as well as host Kelly Dalglish daughter of "King" Kenny.
But apart from their one-sided opinion and post match analysis, the worst was from messers Martin Tyler and Gary Neville. Neville seems to be getting more extreme in his rants against Tottenham. This follows his soap box preaching regarding untruthful claims of racism by Chelsea's Rudiger who behaved like a nutter in that game and invented or chose to mishear any monkey chants which were simply boos for his play-acting getting Son sent off.
But VAR was absent from similar violent challenges from Robertson yet Sky's commentary dismissed both incidents.
Neville never made one positive comment in the whole Liverpool game, purring over them wasting time too frightened to attack Spurs, it was so nauseating. This is the same person who ran across the pitch to taunt Liverpool fans at Anfield. How he has changed.
Martin Tyler screamed "YES!" when Liverpool scored, then started to called himself ""neutral".
Sky have a new ploy - both commentators describe an incident and try to affect VAR. Unlike Rugby, football fans are not allowed to hear what the VAR officials are saying, it is so secretive. But I believe they have at least one monitor showing Sky's coverage and are listening to what Sky's commentary are saying.
Neville was quick to say the Liverpool goal hit Dele Alli's hand when it looked like Henderson also touched it on and gained advantage. On the VAR I saw they never zoomed in, or rolled the motion back and forth to prove who made the contact. But Neville was trying to affect VAR, as he did in the Chelsea game when he shouted for several penalties against Spurs, and even suggested Sissoko and Gazzanigga did GBH!!??
I don't know what the answer is. Mourinho is supposed to be a friend of Neville's but seems to be a victim of the United player's wrath. Maybe José should be made aware of Sky's commentary, having worked briefly for them, and enquire into their coverage and commentaries which constantly distort what happens on the field.
It's pretty bad when Tottenham are clearly being cheated by the FA, VAR and their officials, but then Sky add to it and even try to influence VAR decisions before they are made.