tldrdaily.news logo
Tag

Var

All articles tagged with #var

VAR Expanded and Tempo Rules Set for World Cup
sports6 days ago

VAR Expanded and Tempo Rules Set for World Cup

IFAB approved a broader VAR remit for the World Cup (including corners and wrong-team bookings) and introduced tempo measures to curb stoppages—countdowns on goal-kicks, throw-ins and substitutions, plus a 10-second rule for substitutes and a one-minute delay for players coming off injured. Changes take effect June 1 for the 2026-27 season, with trials planned on offside (Wenger’s daylight-offside in Canada) and other topics such as mouth-covering rules and DOGSO extensions to cover teammates. Some leagues, notably the Premier League, are expected to opt out of corner reviews. There are exemptions (goalkeepers unaffected, penalties and certain bookings), and a continued lack of consensus on tackling tactical timeouts.

via BBC|
#football-rules#ifab#sports
Yellow to red: VAR upgrade halts Juve’s comeback in dramatic Galatasaray tie
sports9 days ago

Yellow to red: VAR upgrade halts Juve’s comeback in dramatic Galatasaray tie

In the Champions League knockout playoff against Galatasaray, Lloyd Kelly’s second yellow for a Baris Yilmaz challenge was reviewed by VAR and upgraded to a straight red, a move many pundits called harsh and confusing since yellow cards aren’t normally reviewed. Juve, reduced to 10 men, still rallied to level the tie at 5-5 before Galatasaray won 7-5 on aggregate after extra time, with Kelly’s suspension carrying into next season.

via BBC|
#galatasaray#juventus#red-card
VAR ruling edges City to victory in Anfield thriller
sports26 days ago

VAR ruling edges City to victory in Anfield thriller

In a dramatic Anfield finish, Manchester City’s late goal was ruled out after a VAR review tied to a two-stage incident involving Szoboszlai and Haaland, with Craig Pawson initially applying advantage and VAR ultimately disallowing the goal on a DOGSO basis. City still won 2-1, and the call sparked debate over VAR’s balance between entertaining moments and strict law, with pundits split on whether justice or drama prevailed.

via BBC|
#liverpool#manchester-city#premier-league
Dalot's challenge sparks debate on European red-card thresholds
sports1 month ago

Dalot's challenge sparks debate on European red-card thresholds

The piece weighs whether Diogo Dalot’s straight-leg challenge would have earned a red card in European competition, comparing it with Pape Matar Sarr’s foul on Moises Caicedo that VAR ruled as reckless (yellow). Officials including Jarred Gillett and Howard Webb defend the yellow as consistent, arguing the contact was glancing rather than forceful, and highlighting the ongoing dynamics between referees and VAR. It also nods to past controversies, like Curtis Jones’ red in 2023, that fuel fan debate over refereeing decisions.

via BBC|
#football#premier-league#red-card
VAR inconsistency debate erupts after back-to-back offside calls
sports1 month ago

VAR inconsistency debate erupts after back-to-back offside calls

Two near-identical offside situations in back-to-back fixtures sparked a VAR controversy: Haaland’s offside in Manchester City’s defeat of Newcastle led to a goal being disallowed, while Viktor Gyokeres’ positioning did not prevent Ben White’s goal for Arsenal at Chelsea. Critics insist on consistency and quicker, clearer decisions, with officials defending non-forensic checks. The debate highlights ongoing scrutiny of VAR’s role in the Premier League and Carabao Cup.

via BBC|
#arsenal#manchester-city#offside
VAR drama stains City’s Cup semi-final triumph after Semenyo disallow
sports1 month ago

VAR drama stains City’s Cup semi-final triumph after Semenyo disallow

Manchester City beat Newcastle 2-0 in the Carabao Cup semi-final first leg, but Antoine Semenyo’s apparent second goal was ruled out after a lengthy VAR review for Haaland’s involvement offside. The semi-automated offside system failed, forcing manual line-drawing and a 5+ minute delay before the decision to disallow. Guardiola and Bernardo Silva criticized the process, with pundits divided, while City added a stoppage-time second through Rayan Cherki. The controversy left the tie very much alive ahead of the second leg.

via BBC|
#carabao-cup#manchester-city#newcastle-united
Chelsea's Caicedo Sent Off, Tottenham's Bentancur Not
sports3 months ago

Chelsea's Caicedo Sent Off, Tottenham's Bentancur Not

Chelsea's Moises Caicedo was sent off for a red card after a challenge on Mikel Merino, but Tottenham's Rodrigo Bentancur, who committed a similar foul, was only booked, highlighting inconsistency in VAR decisions. The article discusses the complexities and subjective nature of VAR reviews, including specific incidents involving offside calls and potential injuries, emphasizing the lack of uniformity in refereeing decisions in football.

via BBC|
#chelsea#football-controversy#moises-caicedo
Liverpool's First Loss of Season as Crystal Palace Triumphs
sports5 months ago

Liverpool's First Loss of Season as Crystal Palace Triumphs

Liverpool's match against Crystal Palace ended in a narrow 2-1 defeat, with a late goal by Nketiah securing the win for Palace after a controversial VAR review confirmed Salah's goal was valid. The result keeps Palace close behind Liverpool in the Premier League standings, and both managers expressed their frustrations and strategic insights post-match.

via Liverpool.com|
#crystal-palace#liverpool#premier-league
Barcelona's Hansi Flick sees red as Lewandowski scores in Betis draw
sports1 year ago

Barcelona's Hansi Flick sees red as Lewandowski scores in Betis draw

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick was sent off with a straight red card during a La Liga match against Real Betis after protesting a VAR-awarded penalty decision. The penalty, converted by Giovani Lo Celso, leveled the game following Robert Lewandowski's opening goal. Flick faces a touchline ban as Barcelona prepares for upcoming matches against Leganes and Atletico Madrid.

via Barca Blaugranes|
#barcelona#hansi-flick#la-liga
Chelsea Triumphs Over Leicester with Fernández Shining
sports1 year ago

Chelsea Triumphs Over Leicester with Fernández Shining

Chelsea secured a 2-1 victory over Leicester City in a Premier League match characterized by Chelsea's early dominance and VAR controversies. Nicolas Jackson opened the scoring for Chelsea, and despite a disallowed goal and a chaotic spell, Enzo Fernandez secured the win with a second goal. Leicester's consolation came from a controversial penalty decision. Chelsea remains third in the league, with upcoming matches in the Conference League.

via We Ain't Got No History|
#chelsea#leicester-city#nicolas-jackson