Fans angry as Sky Sports misses second-half kick-off in Tottenham Hotspur vs. Liverpool football match

Football fans were outraged at Sky Sports for missing the start of the second half of Tottenham's match against Liverpool. Sky had multiple advertisement breaks during halftime, causing viewers to miss the restart.

Football fans were left furious at Sky Sports for failing to show the start of the second half in Tottenham's match against Liverpool. The Premier League clash between Spurs and the Reds was an exciting one, but viewers at home were unable to witness the restart after the half-time break. This was because Sky had not switched back to the live footage in time.

During the 15-minute interval, Sky had three advertisement breaks, which meant that Kelly Cates, Jamie Redknapp, and Andros Townsend had to quickly analyze the controversial Luis Diaz goal that was disallowed due to an alleged offside. However, by the time they finished discussing the potential VAR error, the game had already resumed.

As a result, the live feed immediately cut to the action on the field, showing Tottenham's defenders in play. Fans who had paid a significant amount of money to watch Sky's coverage were quick to criticize the broadcaster for missing the beginning of the second half.

One frustrated viewer expressed their disappointment, stating that Sky only spent 10 seconds talking about the Diaz offside before starting the second half late. They sarcastically praised Sky as the "best channel in the UK." Another fan pointed out that VAR officials had made two clear errors, and Sky Sports had prioritized extra ad revenue over showing the start of the second half. They sarcastically referred to the Premier League as "the best league in the world." A third fan simply exclaimed, "WTF SKY?!" in disbelief.

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