Tonight's Super Cup, Latest VAR technology

[scientificred]

Latest VAR technology can apparently monitor 29 body parts of every player!
Many extra cameras involved.
It will be trialled in the EUFA Super Cup and then probably used for World Cup. It is referred to by some early reports as the semi-automated offside assistant!
https://www.marca.com/en/football/2022/08/10/62f383f122601da6388b456a.html

[ianlfc]

And I bet they still fuck it up .

[scientificred]

Good match to watch this far. And no VAR as yet

[scientificred]

1-0 to Madrid. Stupid goal conceded. Frankfurt could have had a couple themselves

[justme]

When a person is looking at clear penalty like the one in the Man-u-Brighton game and the var person doesnt give or refer it back to the man in the middle. VAR is pointless

[miller0863]

Absobleedinexactly.

[huyrob]

When a person is looking at clear penalty like the one in the Man-u-Brighton game and the var person doesnt give or refer it back to the man in the middle. VAR is pointless

Spot on !

[LEGS]

When a person is looking at clear penalty like the one in the Man-u-Brighton game and the var person doesnt give or refer it back to the man in the middle. VAR is pointless

Correct.

I also think that people in the VAR box should make the decision themselves and not refer it to the on field ref as it puts too much pressure on.

I reserve the right to change that opinion if it’s us playing and VAR box is one of the Manchester mafia 😂

[Nineteenx]

When a person is looking at clear penalty like the one in the Man-u-Brighton game and the var person doesnt give or refer it back to the man in the middle. VAR is pointless

Exactly this

When they look at clear penalties and clear non penalties under the laws of the game and fail to apply the laws of the game, it is absolutely useless

Pundits and commentators trying to gloss over such instances and make it accepted really do not help