Darren England and Dan Cook were part of the VAR fiasco during the Tottenham vs. Liverpool clash
A controversial call saw the Reds denied a clear goal scored by Luis Diaz, sparking widespread anger
The duo is set to resume refereeing duties this weekend including Man United's tie vs Sheffield United

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One of the match officials who was part of the Tottenham versus Liverpool VAR blunder is set to officiate Manchester United's Premier League clash against Sheffield United.

Darren England and Dan Cook were at the centre of controversy during the fiasco which marked Spurs' win over the Reds last month.

Linesman Daniel Cook checks his VAR system during the Premier League match between Leeds United and Arsenal FC at Elland Road. Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt.
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At the time, Sky Sports reported that Liverpool had one of their goals in the first half incorrectly disallowed and ruled to be offside.

Luis Dias thought he had handed the visitors the lead, only for his goal to be chalked off by on-field officials despite replays showing he was onside.

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The VAR controversy saw both Cook and England stood down for their role in the fiasco and not selected for Premier League fixtures before the international break.

England, Cook set for EPL action

However, the two are set to return to action this weekend and are set for refereeing roles in the Premier League.

According to The Mirror, the Premier League have confirmed both will return, with England named as the fourth official for Brentford's clash against Burnley.

Cook, meanwhile, will be Michael Oliver's assistant when Man United take on Sheffield United.

The Red Devils will be hoping to record a positive result in their bid to get their season back on track after a disappointing start to the new campaign.

Erik ten Hag's charges currently sit 10th in the Premier League standings.