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I swear, VAR would be great if it was a one way thing and there was no checking by the ref and no appeals.

 

There is no checking by the ref or formal appeals, the VAR checks everything and then talks to the referee.

 

Eh? The ref can request a check (which he did on the non-pen decision in this match) and there's a monitor at the side of the pitch for the ref to check again, they showed it before the match in which it was introduced.

 

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I swear, VAR would be great if it was a one way thing and there was no checking by the ref and no appeals.

 

There is no checking by the ref or formal appeals, the VAR checks everything and then talks to the referee.

 

Eh? The ref can request a check (which he did on the non-pen decision in this match) and there's a monitor at the side if the VAR panel at the side of the pitch for the ref to check again, they showed it before the match in which it was introduced.

 

No. The referee can't stop and ask. The VAR does the checking and tells the referee what's going on. The referee can then go and look at the screen if he's not certain with what the VAR is saying or wants to look at it.

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