BELGIUM were denied a late equaliser against Slovakia courtesy of some never-before-seen technology.
The Red Devils suffered a shock 1-0 defeat in their opening game of Euro 2024 after Ivan Schranz pounced on an early error.
GettyRomelu Lukaku was denied a late equaliser by some new technology[/caption]
Belgium thought they had an equaliser on 56 minutes when Romelu Lukaku slid in to convert from close range from Amadou Onana’s knock down, only for a VAR check to rule him as being offside.
But with just four minutes of normal time remaining, the ex-Chelsea and Manchester United forward finally thought he had his goal.
Substitute Lois Openda did superbly down the left to race away and find his team-mate in the middle to slot home.
However, once again technology intervened, but this time it was a first for most fans.
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