Four wrong VAR decisions highlighted by SFA panel
Video assistant referees made four wrong decisions over the past week in the Premiership, including a red card that was rescinded.
www.bbc.co.ukthe independent panel upheld original on-field decisions in a Celtic vs. Motherwell game, finding the VAR review failed to alter the outcome and that penalties or goals reviewing were properly handled. A separate Hearts decision was noted related to a disputed call, with implications for the final league table. Celtic-Motherwell VAR penalty ruling centered on the Scottish FA's key match incident panel, which decided Celtic should not have been awarded the stoppage-time penalty. The review also covered Johnston's booking for a challenge on Mikey Moore after 38 minutes and the decision to let Yang's goal stand despite claims of offside. A penalty denied to Rangers against St Johnstone is the sole VAR error noted by the SFA's key match incident review panel for last weekend's Premiership. Four wrong VAR decisions highlighted by SFA panel from recent matches.
Video assistant referees made four wrong decisions over the past week in the Premiership, including a red card that was rescinded.
www.bbc.co.ukCeltic motherwell var penalty ruling landed on the Scottish FA’s key match incident panel, which decided Celtic should not have been awarded the stoppage-time penalty at Motherwell. The call centered on John Beaton’s 20-second pitchside review and Kelechi Iheanacho’s 99th-minute winner in a 3-2 resu…
www.el-balad.comThree decisions are deemed incorrect by by the Scottish FA's VAR independent review panel following the first round of Scottish Premiership fixtures.
www.bbc.comA penalty denied to Rangers against St Johnstone is the only VAR mistake highlighted by the Scottish FA's key match incident review panel for last weekend's Premiership.
www.bbc.comThe panel’s review covered Johnston’s booking for a challenge on Mikey Moore after 38 minutes and the decision to let Yang’s goal stand despite claims of offside in the build-up. On both incidents, the KMI panel gave the match officials full support, agreeing 3:0 that no VAR intervention was needed over the tackle or the yellow card, and that the equaliser was correctly allowed to stand.
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