Portugal v Swiss. VARtastic

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1. Nobody in the ground has any clue what's going on
2. You score, you go nuts. It's the best feeling in the world. VAR check, flat as a pancake. The goal is confirmed and you're like, oh right... great.

It is solely for TV. Also how far do you want to go back? Where do you stop? It's ruined rugby league and union too.

So you don't lose anything, you still get the best feeling in the world, then get a bonus "oh great"

[Pedro de la Rosa]

So you don't lose anything, you still get the best feeling in the world, then get a bonus "oh great"

But you'll lose that feeling of euphoria because you have to check it. It's like cricket, you get the LBW and then you have to see if its out on DRS.

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But you'll lose that feeling of euphoria because you have to check it. It's like cricket, you get the LBW and then you have to see if its out on DRS.

If it was for every goal I'd understand but it's going to be once in a blue moon so I don't really get why people are so up in arms about it

[Pedro de la Rosa]

If it was for every goal I'd understand but it's going to be once in a blue moon so I don't really get why people are so up in arms about it

But it isn't once in a blue moon, is it? It's used all the time.

According to this article
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42781236

In the 804 matches there were 3,947 checks for possible reviewable incidents. That's basically 5 VAR decisions every game.

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But it isn't once in a blue moon, is it? It's used all the time.

According to this article
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42781236

In the 804 matches there were 3,947 checks for possible reviewable incidents. That's basically 5 VAR decisions every game.

There's no way in a million years there'll be 5 VAR decisions in an average football league game