There is no such thing as a UEFA court that can order the England FA to award three points for a VAR error — and no official statement from UEFA, the The Football Association, or PGMOL confirming any decision like this.
Even if a VAR mistake occurred on a disallowed goal involving Casemiro, football regulations are very clear:
➡️ Match results are almost never overturned due to refereeing or VAR errors.
➡️ Points are not reassigned after the final whistle unless there is a serious rule breach (e.g., ineligible player), not an officiating mistake.
Historically, when officiating errors happen in the Premier League, the usual outcome is:
- An apology from PGMOL
- Internal review of referees
- Possible referee sanctions
But NOT replaying matches or awarding points retroactively.
Also, UEFA does not govern domestic Premier League match decisions — that jurisdiction lies within England’s football authorities, meaning UEFA cannot legally intervene in a league result.
🔥 Verdict:
- “UEFA court ordered 3 points” → ❌ Fake / misleading claim
- Official press statement confirming points change → ❌ None exists
- Possible referee review or apology → ✔️ Plausible, but different from changing results
So, while the headline sounds dramatic, it is almost certainly viral misinformation designed to trigger reactions from Manchester United fans rather than a legitimate ruling.
