Sheffield / Stockholm. Five disallowed goals, one of which was directly wrong and one highly questionable.
Kosovare Asllani now sees how VAR is being used in women’s EC.
– I think it’s disastrous, she says.
Blågult had no margins on his side regarding VAR decisions during this European group.
In total, they had five disallowed targets.
One of them was completely incorrect, and then it turned out that the lines were drawn incorrectly.
And in the quarter-final against Belgium, Stena Placstinius disallowed a possibly incorrect goal.
Fewer cameras
That’s what at least former FIFA referee Jonas Eriksson thought, who questioned the decision in SVT and told at the same time that in the European Women’s Championship, half the number of cameras available in the men’s tournament.
Obtain Indigenous Kosovars To see the color red.
– I think that’s disastrous, quite frankly, because then there will be no honest decisions, and if you’re not going to use VAR the right way, why use it at all?
– It’s not just about us, it’s about the other teams as well. I mean, it could be a game-changing decision…
Blackstenius dare not celebrate
According to Jonas Ericsson, the margin of error can be as high as 13cm with the system used in EC Women’s.
Stena Blackstein says she wouldn’t dare celebrate if she scored against England tomorrow.
– Now you almost start to think about whether you should celebrate. I watched a clip of Peter (Gerhardson) where he seemed almost completely unmoved when Linda (Simbrandt) scored, but also totally understandable. She said earlier this week that there were concerns about her conviction.
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