UEFA stands down VAR after Newcastle handball
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The VAR who awarded Paris Saint-Germain's controversial injury time penalty against Newcastle United in the UEFA Champions League has been removed from duty by UEFA on a game on Wednesday night.
  • BettoresB
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    1 year ago

    Marciniak and Kwiatkowski try be awalys a hero in Polish Ekstraklasa, nothing new :)

  • TeamPantofolaBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Yeah sure it’s the machine’s fault, not the human’s /s

  • Significant_Tree8407BEnglish
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    1 year ago

    At Coventry v Argyle last night the ball was over the goal line and out of play just before it was played back for a Coventry player to score. No VAR so we have to suck it. Evens.

  • Ginger_afroBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Hang on! The ref went to monitor did he not? Then he could also see it was wrong. He should have same punishment as VAR can only suggest overturn but not make ref do it. Var did miss a peno earlier where Gordon brought someone down tho so maybe that’s the reason and not this one

  • yossigolBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    It was not a good VAR decision to call to ask the ref to review, but if we all saw that it should not have been a penalty, and UEFA thinks that it wasn’t a good call, why isn’t the match ref punished? He made the final call.

    Was there pressure from the corrupt journalist-murdering sportswahers to punish the refs who dared to make a call against their filthy oil-funded team? If so, that’s a dangerous precedent.