Premier League: 13 VAR mistakes in total in season so far, say chiefs
The league owner said that so far this season, there are 13 video assistant referee (VAR) errors in the Premier League so far this season-the same moment of the last semester was 20.
The main competition event (KMI) team discovered the four incorrect VAR intervention measures in the first 23 rounds and 9 in 9 games.
There are 70 VAR intervention measures in the 239 league games this season-about one game every three games.
The alliance said that the accuracy of the “key competition event” was 96.4 %, which was higher than 95.7 % of the corresponding points of the previous semester.
Tony Scholes, the chief football officer, said: “No one here underestimates the importance and impact of a single error.”
“We know that a mistake can make the club pay the price. Points and results can pay the manager position and may make the players become their own position.”
In the case of Erik Ten, this is actually what happened-one of the four errors is Feming his Manchester United aspect It turns out that this is his last game.
The referee was also abused. Police recently investigated the “threat and abuse” of Michael Oliver, because Arsenal defeated the wolf 1-0 in January.
Oliver controversially sent the gunman’s defender Mels Lewis -Skelly, which was later appealed.
After a “thorough investigation” of his behavior, the former referee David Coote was fired by the referee in December.
When asked about the trust of officials, Schkars said, “We all have a responsibility to maintain a certain balance in the comments.
“We cannot have officials. This is a key part of a successful and entertainment alliance, and this kind of abuse occasion occasionally.
“These guys are very good. I know that it is not always perceived, but the benefits of their other parts of the world.”
The Premier League refused to list nine missed intervention measures, but it indeed outlines the four errors in the media.
