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The statement says "The governing body of the Spanish Football Federation has approved the extension of the VAR to new official competitions, to the King's Cup and to the second division" This technique was applied in the first division in Spain since the beginning of the season.
The statement continues "In the second category, videoconferencing will begin in the 2019-2020 season, although it may be implemented during the current season (2018-2019) during the first phase of the upgrade. level. ", According to AFP.
The use of the technology is offset by the various reactions of footballers: if FIFA and others consider it a success and limited arbitration errors, some see it slow down the pace of play and raise questions about the options possible at matches.
The technological badistance provided by the technology is limited to four cases: after scoring a goal, a penalty decision, a direct red card or an identity error of the player who has been warned or a red card.
A number of major European national leagues have been launched, such as the Spanish Liga, the Bundesliga and the Italian League. "Siri A." This technique was also adopted at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
The European Union announced earlier this month to use them from the playoffs of the Champions League this season.
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"The Spanish Football Federation has approved the extension of the VAR to new official competitions, the King's Cup and the second division," the statement said. This technique is applied in the Spanish first division since the beginning of the season.
"Regarding the second level, the implementation of video refereeing will begin as of the 2019-2020 season, although it is possible to apply it during the season in course (2018-2019) during the dam phase (promotion qualifier) for the first degree ", according to AFP.
The use of the technology is offset by the various reactions of footballers: if FIFA and others consider it a success and limited arbitration errors, some see it slow down the pace of play and raise questions about the options possible at matches.
The technological badistance provided by the technology is limited to four cases: after scoring a goal, a penalty decision, a direct red card or an identity error of the player who has been warned or a red card.
A number of major European national leagues such as the Spanish Liga, Bundesliga and Serie A have started using this technique, which was also adopted at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
The European Union announced earlier this month to use them from the playoffs of the Champions League this season.
