The final VAR review of this fifteenth matchday took place last night in San Sebastián at Real Sociedad-Betis. It was 26 minutes into the match and when the San Sebastian team had already won the minimum after an own goal of Llorente. Then there is a drop in Oyarzabal which at the beginning is the referee Hernandez Maeso not considered punishable. That’s when he received the call from her Carlos del Cerro from the VOR room: “Francan you hear me Am Carlos. “I recommend an analysis of a situation in the penalty area at Betis so that you can assess it.”
As the field referee approaches the monitor, from the VAR room they prepare the picture where you can see its effect Perraud with the San Sebastian striker: “Turn it over.” Once it arrives Hernandez Maeso on the monitor is when From the Hill explanation: “the defender never plays the ball and hits the boot of the attacker with his foot. I’ll leave it to you. That’s the point of contact. Point of contact and I’ll leave it to you in dynamics so you can see it’s in dynamics and you appreciate it.”
After watching it a few times, From the Hill talking to Hernandez Maeso What if you need normal speed. It was then when the referee expressed his view: “it’s time Oyarzabal the ball and later hit the one from Betis. Leave it at 20%, not 50% please, again.” But he kept asking for more images: “Okay, give me a big image, please. Okay, okay, I’ll call a penalty without a card.” Maximum penalty representing the second and last goal from the own eleven meters. Oyarzabal.
Source: La Verdad
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