BREAKING: The referees in Game 5 of the NHL playoff final were caught red-handed for not calling a “goalkeeper interference” call on Stuart Skinner, despite Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch requesting a review. The apparent bias by the referees angered even the commentators, who voiced their frustration. Full story 👇

In a shocking twist during Game 5 of the NHL playoff final, the referees have come under heavy fire after being caught red-handed ignoring a clear “goalkeeper interference” infraction against Oilers netminder Stuart Skinner. Despite a passionate plea and an official request for review by Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch, the referees refused to call for a review — leaving players, coaches, and fans stunned.

The controversial no-call quickly sparked outrage, not only from the Oilers bench but also from the broadcast booth. Even the commentators, usually reserved in their criticism, voiced their frustration live on air — calling out the apparent bias and questioning the integrity of the officiating crew.

“This is simply unbelievable,” one commentator exclaimed. “That’s the kind of interference you have to review — you owe it to the game, to both teams.”

Fans across social media have erupted, accusing the league of favoritism and demanding accountability for what many are calling one of the most blatant officiating failures of the postseason.

As tensions boil over, questions loom large:
🔎 Was this a simple oversight or something more?
📝 Will the NHL address the growing controversy?
🔥 And how will this affect the momentum going into Game 6?