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18th February 2022
03:03pm GMT

Last year, football law-making body IFAB approved trials after FIFA presented two different options of a 'VAR-light'. One system would use four to eight cameras, while the other would use three.
Trials have since taken place in Brazil, Kazakhstan and Poland, with other testing currently ongoing in France.
https://twitter.com/secondtierpod/status/1494605098328203269The Football Association's women's professional game director Kelly Simmons told the Times: "It is really critical that it comes in as soon as we can do it and can afford it."
VAR has been heavily criticised since it was implemented in the Premier League, with several marginal decisions being overt-tuned by the system.
For example, supporters were left baffled and outraged when Liverpool awarded a controversial penalty in the closing stages of their game against Crystal Palace last month.
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