“Ultimately, VAR is a tool that should help, but there is someone who sees things on the pitch. Any image of VAR being frozen seems to be more serious than this. I think the referee should consider the context of the play. I know it’s complicated, but eventually with VAR the referees will lose their jobs”.
According to Isco’s statements at the end of the last match played by Sevilla. The reflection of the footballer of the Sevilla team is more than what happened in the rivalry of Sampaoli’s people against Real. In San Mamés, without further ado, there were three plays that drew VAR’s attention. De Marcos’ hand inside the Athletic box, Olaza’s hand in the Valladolid box and Iñaki Williams’ goal were disallowed.
The first two admitted all kinds of interpretations despite the fact that referee Díaz de Mera was one step away from them. Seen live, at grassroots level, “go on go” is valid for both. Repeated a thousand times, in slow motion and with other paraphernalia, the doubt is justified. The idea that the intermediary standard should prevail is no longer held. VAR clarifies some times and obscures others, thus causing more controversy if possible. the essence of football is lost between intentions, penalties, intensity…
Source: La Verdad
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