England fans were left furious after England captain Harry Kane was booked for diving during their Euro qualifier against Malta. The incident occurred when Kane was brought down by Malta goalkeeper Henry Bonello as he attempted to round him. The challenge was clear and obvious, and many fans believed it was a stonewall penalty. However, referee Luis Godinho chose to book Kane for simulation instead. To add more fuel to the fire, the VAR officials did not intervene to review the decision.

England fans expressed their discontent on social media, with many questioning the role of VAR in the incident. Some fans even claimed that VAR has failed in its purpose to eliminate controversial decisions. Others pointed out that this incident would not have any impact on England's qualification as they were already leading 1-0.

While there were other questionable decisions made by the referee in the match, the Kane incident stood out as the most glaring error. Kane has been accused of diving in the past, but this particular incident was undeniably a foul.

The controversy raises questions about the effectiveness of VAR and whether it is being used correctly. It also highlights the frustration of fans when their team is denied a clear penalty.