Spanish judge cites gross errors by VAR in La Liga 2022-23 season
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Spanish judge cites gross errors by VAR in La Liga 2022-23 season

The Hindu  

Weighing in on the effectiveness of football’s video review, a Spanish court has deemed that VAR officials created gross errors during games last season through their partial selection of images for the referee to view. In a recent court verdict seen by The Associated Press on Friday, a Madrid-based judge cited two incidents from Spanish league games played last season where the images provided by the video assistant led to erroneous decisions by the on-field referee. The verdict tossed out a lawsuit by a former referee who had sued the Spanish football federation for no longer using him and other colleagues as video assistants during the final two games during the current season. READ | Real Madrid’s Vinicius Jr has red card revoked, confirms Spanish Football Federation The first incident cited by judge Sonia López was during Real Madrid’s visit to Valencia in May when Vinícius Júnior was sent off with a red card for scuffling with Valencia players after the video assistant intervened.

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