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The Exile
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It's there to help the referee on the pitch, perfectly sensible for the VAR team to view the footage whenever there's a goal or big moment and confirm the man on the spot is correct.
The issue seems to be when it isn't used rather than when it is. Given what we've seen penalties awarded for there's no way the England footage was even looked at, for example.
Teething problems, it's here to stay.
The issue seems to be when it isn't used rather than when it is. Given what we've seen penalties awarded for there's no way the England footage was even looked at, for example.
Teething problems, it's here to stay.