Football (Soccer)
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My reading of the below, means that the VARs can and should intervene….
VAR only intervenes in the course of a match when the officials have made a 'clear and obvious error' in one of four key areas.
Goals
A close offside decision is the most common reason for VAR being consulted after a goal has been scored, but shirt-pulling and other infringements can cause goals to be chalked off.Penalties
The most subjective and arguably problematic area. Penalties can be awarded or rescinded using VAR if there has been a 'clear and obvious error' in the original decision.Straight red cards
Violent conduct and dangerous tackles can be penalised using VAR. Second-yellow cards cannot.Mistaken identity
If the referee sends off the wrong player -
How ridiculously weak is this Panama team
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That was fun.
Now, rettsu go- go- Nippon!
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That was fun.
Now, rettsu go- go- Nippon!
6:1… not bad at all !
Yes... ganbatte kudasai... but it's gonna be a tough one...
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#we're going to win the world cup #this is our year #'arry kane
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#we're going to win the world cup #this is our year #'arry kane
If we're being honest England hasnt played a good team yet. Let's see how they do in their last group game
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We can say the same about Belgium too, but Belgium is stacked with talent.
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True….but goal number 6 though....
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Not hating on England at all though and Harry Kane is probably the best out and out pure striker in the game right now….it's a toss up between him and Lewandowski in my book.
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That would be Belgium
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You guys must have had some real fun today watching proceedings at IHUK, first that high scoring win of the Three Lions and then Japan holding up against the Senegalese, a team that I find is real fun to watch.
England v. Belgium is going to be a (if not THE) highlight of the group stage. If the Lions win that one, and perhaps survive a penalty shoot out once the knockout games will have started, I'm ready to believe in a title chance.
