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Desafío del sistema de VAR: ¿El futuro del arbitraje?
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playIs a challenge system the future of VAR? (2:24)Dale Johnson details potential future changes to VAR. (2:24)FIFA is hoping to be granted permission from the International Football Association Board (IFAB) to continue trials of Football Video Support (FVS), an alternative VAR system which gives coaches the chance to challenge decisions.FVS, which was used at the U20 and U17 FIFA Women's World Cups this year, was approved for testing by the IFAB in March, and FIFA now wants to expand it to other competitions. It was first deployed during the Blue Stars/FIFA Youth Cup, a FIFA competition held in Zurich in May, before being used at the two international tournaments.Rather than reviews being overseen and controlled only by an official acting as a video assistant referee, FVS gives coaches the chance to make up to two challenges per match if they feel an error has been made."We are at the beginning of the trial and the experiences at both the U20 and U17 FIFA Women's World Cup will be carefully analysed but so far, we haven't noticed anything unexpected," Pierluigi Collina, the chairman of FIFA's referees' committee, told ESPN."As agreed, FIFA will present a report at the next IFAB ABM and request to continue the trial on a wider basis. Several FIFA member associations already showed the interest to participate to the trial. If IFAB will give the permission, next year there will be several competitions using FVS."At present, the challenge system is only intended for use in leagues with fewer resources, ideally with no more than four cameras, rather than top divisions like the Premier League."Making clear that FVS is not VAR is critical, in particular in terms of expectations," Collina said. "Because of the limited number of cameras, FVS won't be able to show what VAR can show. Offside is an example: without cameras properly positioned, only clear offside can be spotted. This makes the on-field decision important too."FVS is designed to work with a limited camera set up, ideally up to 4-5. With more cameras, the process of checking all of the footage and available angles may become very long as, and differently from VAR, there are not any video match officials selecting those clips to be seen by the referee."With FVS the coach makes a challenge to a decision and the referee then goes to the side of the pitch to view a replay of the incident. Unlike with VAR, there is only a replay operator who cues up the video. The match referee alone then assesses his own decision and isn't told he has made a clear and obvious error in advance.Referee Ivana Martincic reviews an incident after a challenge made by a coach during the FIFA U20 Women's World Cup semifinal between United States and North Korea in Cali, Colombia. Hector Vivas - FIFA/FIFA via Getty ImagesCollina added: "Even though [the U20 and U17 FIFA Women's World Cup] was the first experience, both for the teams and the match officials, we feel that the outcome was very positive. We ensured that they were well briefed beforehand and we conducted a survey with the coaches after the tournament which showed that FVS was positively received and considered worthy to be used in the future."Collina said that the FVS challenge system places the responsibility solely on the coaches, and referees would not action reviews themselves."Coaches have a limited number of review requests, two per match, and they lose it when unsuccessful," Collina added. "Therefore, they are careful not to waste review requests during the match. It could happen that they make a sort of 'last try' for an incident that occurs at the very end of the match, but that wouldn't necessarily present a tactical advantage."Giving the referee the possibility to initiate a review would mean to put him/her under extra pressure, as players would try to convince the referee to decide to go to the monitor every time a decision is taken. For this reason coaches are responsible for the decision to request a review, though they could be recommended by players, as they are often closer to the incident, if not directly involved."Part of the FIFA president's vision is to explore both existing and emerging technologies to positively impact the game, especially in order to help referees to make correct decisions. We want to do this while ensuring that any potential use is cost-effective, beneficial and practical across the global football community."While VAR is used in some 200 competitions around the world, many others cannot implement it due to the limited financial and human resources available. Football Video Support is a more affordable technology that many more FIFA member association can implement to help referees when needed. VAR and FVS are different solutions for different needs." ,FIFA busca autorización de IFAB para expandir el sistema de apoyo video FVS, permitiendo a los entrenadores desafiar decisiones en partidos de fútbol.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Tue-12-Nov-2024-115722-EST.jpg)
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Posible baja asistencia a partido de Francia-Israel en Stade de France
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Nov 12, 2024, 10:15 AM ETSupporters of Maccabi Tel-Aviv clashed with apparent pro-Palestinian protesters before and after a Europa League match between their team and Ajax in Amsterdam on Nov. 7. Mouneb Taim/Anadolu via Getty ImagesA low turnout for France's high-security Nations League soccer match against Israel at the Stade de France on Thursday would be understandable, defender Dayot Upamecano said on Tuesday.French media expect only 20,000 fans in the 80,000 capacity stadium north of Paris, where President Emmanuel Macron will attend under tight security, with 2,500 police around the stadium, 1,500 across the city and 1,600 stadium staff deployed.Israeli football fans were attacked in Amsterdam last week by groups shouting anti-Israeli slurs, with at least five people injured after Maccabi Tel Aviv's Europa League game at Ajax.Some Maccabi supporters were also seen chanting anti-Arab slogans before Thursday's match.On Sunday, Israel urged its citizens to avoid attending cultural and sports events abroad involving Israelis over the coming week.French supporters' group Les Irreductibles Français conducted a survey among its members, which showed 15% would boycott the France-Israel match due to the Israel-Gaza war.Some 30% cited "security risks" with 34% listing practical reasons such as being unavailable or out of holiday time."I can understand why people don't want to come. It's their choice. We'll keep going, we'll fight on the pitch," Upamecano told reporters on Tuesday.Dutch police said they took away more than 300 pro-Palestinian protesters who ignored a ban on demonstrations in Amsterdam on Sunday and detained 50 more following clashes involving Israeli soccer fans last week."We will stay focused on the upcoming match. Sorry I didn't see what happened in Amsterdam," Upamecano added.Asked if the France-Israel match should have been moved he added: "Somewhere else? I don't know at all. I'm just here to play. I've loved playing football since I was little."Yesterday was November 11 [Armistice Day]. I love peace, I hope that one day we'll find it again, in every country."France are second in Nations league Group A2 on nine points from four games, a point behind Italy and five ahead of Belgium. Israel are bottom of the four-team standings without a point.The Europa League match between Turkish side Besiktas and Maccabi Tel-Aviv on Nov. 28 will be played at a neutral venue in Hungary, European football's governing body UEFA said on Monday. ,Choques entre seguidores del Maccabi Tel-Aviv y manifestantes pro-palestinos antes y después de un partido en Amsterdam. Preocupación por baja asistencia en juego de Israel.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Tue-12-Nov-2024-114402-EST.jpg)
Choques entre seguidores del Maccabi Tel-Aviv y manifestantes pro-palestinos antes y después de un partido en Amsterdam. Preocupación por baja asistencia en juego de Israel.
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Los mejores siguen avanzando en los playoffs de NWSL
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Nov 12, 2024, 10:04 AM ETCall it irony. Call it predictable. Call it justice. Either way, the top four seeds in the 2024 NWSL playoffs -- the largest postseason field in league history -- all won in the quarterfinals this weekend.The NWSL's defining characteristic has long been its parity from top to bottom, but this year, 16 points separated fourth from fifth place; 40 points was the gulf between top and bottom in the table. The four best teams -- Shield winners Orlando Pride, the Washington Spirit, NJ/NY Gotham FC, and the Kansas City Current -- were in a league of their own.So, the expansion of the playoffs to eight teams (in a 14-team league) meant several below-.500 teams made the postseason. All of them are now watching the rest of the playoffs from home.Did they have successful seasons? Where does each team go from here heading into 2025? We're putting a bow on all the NWSL's eliminated teams and will update this after two more teams bow out in the semifinals.Chicago Red Stars (10W-14L-2D, eighth in regular season)Playoffs: Eliminated by No. 1 seed Orlando Pride, 4-1 in quarterfinalsIt isn't surprising that the lowest-ranked seed in the playoffs put in the worst performance of the quarterfinals. It really isn't surprising considering the opponent was the top-ranked Orlando Pride team that nearly finished the season unbeaten. But if there were ever a way to underscore the danger of overexpanding the playoffs, it was right there for everyone to see on Friday's curtain raiser to the postseason.Chicago got throttled by Orlando and looked doomed from the opening minutes. The Pride opened up a 4-0 lead before a self-induced error by Orlando goalkeeper Anna Moorhouse gifted Chicago a consolation goal. The Red Stars would have needed to play a perfect game to even have a shot at what would have been the biggest upset in NWSL history, and they didn't come close. Orlando owned the midfield, and Chicago left massive gaps for forward Barbra Banda to run into. Banda scored twice, including a third Orlando goal on effectively the final play of the first half."We had some plays in the back that were just way out of character," Chicago head coach Lorne Donaldson said after the loss. "As coach, maybe I should have fixed something back there. It's not the players, I just got it wrong."Still, this season is one of marked improvement for Chicago. In 2023, the Red Stars finished in last place during an unnecessarily long ownership transition that left the team in limbo for much of the season. Backed by new majority owner Laura Ricketts and Donaldson as coach, the Red Stars jumped out to a bright start in 2024, defining themselves as a gritty defensive team that was happy to concede possession, frustrate teams, and take their chances on counterattacks. It's a formula that can work in the NWSL -- but it has its limits.A season-ending injury to defender Sam Staab in July left Chicago thin at the back. Cari Roccaro, usually a holding midfielder, filled in admirably at center back, but the team's lack of depth and experience, combined with an in-progress transformation, meant it was nowhere near competing with the league's best. Chicago failed to secure a single regular-season victory over any team in the top five.This offseason will be about building depth around star forward Mallory Swanson, who is entering Year 2 of a five-year contract."Obviously, we'll look to get some better players -- a few veterans and a few young players," Donaldson said on Friday. "You build a team by getting better players. As I told the team, the unfortunate thing about sports [is] not everybody's going to be around. There will be changes in our team, just like any other team."Bay FC (11W-14L-1D, seventh in regular season)Playoffs: Eliminated by No. 2 seed Washington Spirit, 2-1 (AET) in quarterfinalsNo lower seed entered the playoffs hotter than Bay FC, and the visitors nearly pulled off the upset in Washington, D.C., on Sunday. Forward Asisat Oshoala put Bay FC ahead in the 82nd minute to give the No. 7 seed hope, but Washington defender Tara McKeown called back memories of her forward days with an emphatic equalizer four minutes later in front of a raucous home crowd at Audi Field.An own goal by Bay FC defender Caprice Dydasco decided the match six minutes into extra time. It was a cruel ending for a team that put in a gritty, defensive performance that was emblematic of the midseason transformation that got them to the playoffs in the first place."Who would have thought that six months ago, seven months ago, that we would have been playing the Spirit in the playoffs and we're taking them into overtime?" Bay FC coach Albertin Montoya said after Sunday's loss.playCaprice Dydasco's untimely goal helps send the Spirit to the NWSL semifinalsCaprice Dydasco accidently scores in her own goal to give the Washington Spirit a lead in extra time to help lead them to the NWSL semifinals.Few people is the likely answer.Bay FC was just the second NWSL expansion team to make the playoffs in its first season (San Diego Wave FC, 2022), making this campaign a successful launch. The team spent over $1 million on transfers, including a world-record €735,000 transfer fee (about $788,000 at the time, plus the possibility of $75,000 in add-ons) for forward Racheal Kundananji, and it loaded up their attack. They were poor and organized defensively to start the season, however, and they needed recalibrating.Kiki Pickett took ownership of a holding midfield role after an early-season injury to Alex Loera, and the August arrival of center back Abby Dahlkemper marked a tangible turning point for this team. The 2019 World Cup winner with the United States scored in her first game for Bay FC, and Bay went 5W-3L-1D after she arrived.Dahlkemper looks like her old self (a USWNT starter and top center back at her best), and Bay looks to have the spine of its team in shape. Kundananji and Oshoala looked well adapted to the league in the second half of the season, too. The foundation is there -- if they can keep the group together and build on it.Portland Thorns FC (10W-12L-4D, sixth in regular season)Playoffs: Eliminated by NJ/NY Gotham FC, 2-1 in quarterfinalsThere were more disappointing NWSL teams this season (San Diego went from Shield winners last year to 10th and could have finished last heading into the final weekend), but Portland's erratic season was the most concerning among the playoff teams.The Thorns made a coaching change only four matches into the season after the identity problems of 2023 carried into the new season. Then they won six straight matches, a run that led them to remove the "interim" tag from head coach Rob Gale. A seven-game winless streak after the Olympic break followed that decision.Portland is a team stacked with individual talent, including star striker Sophia Smith. But too often this season and last, the Thorns relied on the USWNT star to be their lone outlet and source of relief from pressure when their midfield struggled, and their backline (and rotation of goalkeepers) bent and sometimes broke.playTemwa Chawinga puts KC up early in the NWSL quarterfinalsTemwa Chawinga's initial shot gets blocked, but she gathers the rebound and buries a goal for the Current.Smith could be seen in conversation with her teammates on multiple occasions on Sunday at Red Bull Arena as the Thorns struggled to break Gotham's waves of early pressure. Worryingly, she limped off the field with assistance in stoppage-time after having her right ankle evaluated. The ankle has bothered her since the Olympics, and Gale said postgame that Smith has "barely been able to train."Overall, another offseason of soul-searching awaits in Portland. Forward Christine Sinclair officially played the final match of her two decade-plus career. She spent all 11 years of the NWSL's existence in Portland, and her retirement leaves a potential leadership gap for the Thorns. Defender Becky Sauerbrunn, another veteran leader, is out of contract.Defensively, the Thorns need to figure out their preferred unit, including in net. (Bella Bixby, who had been the No. 1, missed the season on maternity leave.) But beyond that, they really need to own an identity beyond counterattacking through Smith. There's too much talent there -- including in midfield -- to not dictate games more often. And expectations remain high for the three-time league champions.This year was one of transition for the Thorns. That comes with its own challenges, but the expectations will be higher come 2025."We're a club that's building and growing under our new ownership, and there's lots to look forward to with the new facilities," Gale said on Sunday, alluding to the training center new ownership has promised to build. "It's a young, young squad but to a person they never turned on each other. You saw how much effort they put in as a group."North Carolina Courage (12W-11L-3D, fifth in regular season)Playoffs: Eliminated by the Kansas City Current, 1-0 in quarterfinalsArguably no team owned and projected a sense of identity more than the North Carolina Courage this season.Like last year, the Courage kept possession more than any other team in the league, offering a counterpoint to the notion that the NWSL is only about transition. The problem is that the NWSL still is so often about transition, and North Carolina often dominated on-ball stats, losing matches due to momentary errors. It happened in the regular season, and it happened again to a degree in Saturday's quarterfinal loss to Kansas City.playRose Lavelle scores go-ahead goal in stoppage timeRose Lavelle scores Gotham FC's winning goal against the Portland Thorns in the 97th minute to advance in the NWSL quarterfinals.For all the beautiful soccer the Courage played this year, they lacked a go-to scorer and too often tried to walk the ball into the net. Their 34 goals scored this season was the least among the top six teams. After Saturday's loss, Courage head coach Sean Nahas called the team's struggles to get around goal "the story of our season."Nahas also rightfully pointed out that his team has dealt with injuries throughout the year, none more difficult than the absence of 2023 league MVP Kerolin, whose 10 goals last season ranked second best in the NWSL. She tore her ACL on the final weekend of the regular season in 2023.Insert a healthy Kerolin into this Courage team for the entire season, and perhaps North Carolina is contending for a home playoff game. She played in only four regular-season games this year, and though she started in Saturday's quarterfinal loss, she wasn't 100% and couldn't go the full 90.Nahas called the 16-point gap from fourth to fifth "writer talk, not football talk" ahead of the playoffs. Indeed, the difference between North Carolina and Kansas City on the day was marginal, and the Courage will feel unlucky to have lost.But a common theme among the top four teams is an MVP-level forward. Another way to look at the difference between the two teams on Saturday is that Kansas City has Temwa Chawinga, who scored the game's lone goal and buried 20 in the regular season to set a new league record.That's the missing piece from an otherwise strong North Carolina team. The answer could be as simple as getting a healthy Kerolin back, but nothing is ever simple: Kerolin is a free agent, and there was wide speculation last winter that she would move abroad. Her stock has risen exponentially since she arrived in North Carolina nearly three years ago and keeping her in Courage country could be difficult."I haven't even thought about it," Nahas said about next year. "I just know that we have to sort of lock up our players now and figure out what's their plan, and we go from there. I'm just tired of getting knocked out in the first round, so we have to figure out ways that we can see beyond it, but these are the moments that you relish and you learn from." ,Los cuatro mejores equipos de la NWSL avanzan en cuartos de final. Orlando Pride, Washington Spirit, NJ/NY Gotham FC y Kansas City Current demostraron superioridad en la liga.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Tue-12-Nov-2024-102428-EST.jpg)
Los cuatro mejores equipos de la NWSL avanzan en cuartos de final. Orlando Pride, Washington Spirit, NJ/NY Gotham FC y Kansas City Current demostraron superioridad en la liga.
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