Newcastle head coach Eddie Gau said that referees have become too lazy under the VAR system. This statement was made after the match at Villa Park, where the team of judges along with Chris Kavanaugh indulged in low serious pardons that could have cost the forty result.
The results at this stage of the English Cup are not yet decided by VAR, all responsibility rests with the decisions of the off-field judges. However, the match turned into a benefit show:.
Abraham's first ball for Aston Villa was insured, despite the obvious position of the game. Day, punished for a careless high tackle against Murphy. The most screaming episode happened in another time. The referees awarded a penalty kick for Den's hand, although the damage occurred deep within the penalty area.
The only correct key decision was the suspension of goalkeeper Willy Marco Bizo for a foul against Murphy, which deprived the Gospodars of the minority and allowed Newcastle to turn the game around. The heroes of the team are Sandro Tonali (double) and Nick Voltemade.
Some changes, so that the obviousness of technology has dulled the strength of arbitrators. If VAR is present, the judges have an idea:.
" Through this, the decision in real time is not as clear as it would be if it were not enough,” said the Newcastle coach.
How did I know what I thought was mixed up: “I’m always torn about VAR. I love live emotions, if a goal is a goal, and no one touches you. On the other hand, today I would like VAR to work, especially at the hour of the first missed goal.
Without the system there would have been a lot of amends,” the fakhіvet said.
Now Aston Valley coach Unai Emery, who just last week called VAR unfair after the match with Brentford, changed his rhetoric.
" “Vin is necessary to assist the referees,” the Spaniard learned, noting that the game was competitive until a controversial decision was made.
This match became clear proof that the English judicial corps is not ready to ensure clear arbitration without insurance in the form of video replays.