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Football's governing body Ifab is set to address the contentious issue of grappling at set-pieces during its autumn meetings, following West Ham United's fury over a VAR intervention that has been labelled the most significant in Premier League history.The International Football Association Board indicated in February that the problem was "not getting worse," yet multiple sources confirm the matter will feature on the agenda after the World Cup concludes.Sunday's dramatic scenes at the London Stadium have intensified calls for action, with the Hammers seeking answers after Callum Wilson's late equaliser against Arsenal was chalked off.Former Premier League referee Darren Cann described the incident as the "biggest VAR call in Premier League history," noting that officials ultimately reached the correct conclusion.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayWest Ham believed they had salvaged a point when Wilson found the net deep into added time, only for the strike to be disallowed following an extensive review.The deliberation lasted four minutes and 17 seconds, during which referee Chris Kavanagh studied footage on the pitchside monitor no fewer than 17 times before determining that striker Pablo had committed a foul on Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya.The majority of pundits and analysts concluded that VAR had arrived at the correct decision, though the prolonged nature of the review has strengthened arguments for clearer guidelines on physical contact during set-pieces.West Ham are now demanding a comprehensive explanation from PGMOL and may request access to the audio communications between Kavanagh and VAR official Darren England.Mikel Arteta offered praise for the match officials, describing Kavanagh's intervention as "a call from the ref that is very brave, but very consistent with what they've been talking about all season."The Arsenal manager added: "When I have to be critical, I have been. LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Arsenal fan appears to be thrown down stairs in explosive incident from West Ham matchTravis Kelce and Taylor Swift devise extraordinary two-wedding planRory McIlroy gives PGA Championship update after major injury scare"And today I have to praise them, at least for giving the option to a referee to decide, away from the lights and the chaos, to give clarity to him to make the right call."And when you look at the action in that way, it is an obvious error."West Ham head coach Nuno Esprito Santo took a starkly different view, arguing: "You look at every corner in the Premier League and something like this is happening, not just today, but on all the pitches. I am talking about the lack of consistency."Jarrod Bowen echoed his manager's frustration: "There's lots of holding and grappling that goes on in the box."Are you going to look at those every time and give a penalty? Because that's the only way that is the right way to do it."The controversy has reignited broader concerns about increasingly physical play during corners and free kicks. Liverpool manager Arne Slot earlier this season declared that such tactics had made the Premier League no longer "a joy to watch."Manchester United goalkeeper Senne Lammens revealed he was compelled to position himself behind his goal line simply to have space to move, such was the intensity of grappling in the six-yard area during his side's victory at Everton in March. Officials believe decisions have grown more challenging as clubs employ subtle pushing and shoving as "marginal gains" to evade detection, with penalties for holding having doubled this campaign.The result leaves West Ham in serious danger, sitting one point adrift of safety with 36 points from 36 matches, while Arsenal's victory extended their advantage over Manchester City to five points.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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