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Revisión del VAR: Decisiones polémicas en la Premier League
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Video Assistant Referee causes controversy every week in the Premier League, but how are decisions made, and are they correct?After each weekend we take a look at the major incidents, to examine and explain the process both in terms of VAR protocol and the Laws of the Game.In this week's VAR Review: Should Manchester United defender Lisandro Martínez have been sent off for his challenge on Chelsea's Cole Palmer? Why was Crystal Palace's stoppage-time winner at Wolverhampton Wanderers disallowed? And are Ipswich Town being hard done by with VAR?Man United 1-1 ChelseaPossible red card: Martínez foul on Palmer What happened: The game was into the third minute of stoppage time when Palmer tried to lift the ball past Martínez, with the United defender sticking out a leg to stop his opponent. Referee Rob Jones tried to play an advantage, but brought it back after Chelsea quickly lost possession. Martínez was shown a yellow card but the VAR, Michael Salisbury, checked for a possible red.VAR decision: No red card. Lisandro Martínez catches Chelsea's Cole Palmer with a high challenge. Martin Rickett/PA Images via Getty ImagesVAR review: Red cards for serious foul play through VAR aren't a rarity in the Premier League, but it's been a long-standing issue for the video referees to get the balance right.Last season, there were 10 serious foul play red cards through VAR, though the Key Match Incidents (KMI) Panel ruled a further six should have been given. It's a success rate of 62.5% on this area of law, with cases of serious foul play making up a quarter of the 24 missed subjective interventions.We're yet to see a VAR red card for serious foul play this season, and Martínez can consider himself fortunate. It's only the Premier League's high bar for an intervention -- the root cause for a VAR second guessing -- which prevented Jones being sent to the monitor (we'll come back to this discussion again shortly.)All direct redFrequencySerie A1613.25Ligue 11215.00LaLiga1515.60Bundesliga723.14Premier League824.75Frequency is games per red cardIndeed, it's that same high bar which led to Bruno Fernandes' red card against Tottenham Hotspur not being overturned. It usually creates a situation where a VAR can look for any evidence to support the on-field decision rather than being more forthright about what they can actually see.Martínez caught Palmer high around the knee area with his studs showing, and only a lack of any real force could have led the VAR to judge a yellow card was a justifiable disciplinary outcome.High contact with studs, in a way which couldn't realistically be considered a genuine attempt to play the ball, could easily be seen as endangering the safety of the opponent. And if Jones had produced a red card, the VAR wouldn't have told the referee he'd made a mistake. We saw this last season, when Arsenal's Fabio Vieira was sent off in a 3-1 win over Burnley. It's a perfect example of why VAR isn't going to give consistency of decision-making when the on-field call has the weight.Arsenal's Fabio Vieira was sent off against Burnley for a similar challenge -- but by the referee. BBCWith the Premier League's high bar, it's often too easy to support an on-field call of a yellow card (or in the case of Fernandes, the red.)Verdict: Just about the correct call for no VAR intervention taking into account the process in the Premier League.Possible penalty overturn: Sánchez foul on HøjlundWhat happened: Man United were awarded a penalty in the 70th minute when Robert Sánchez brought down Rasmus Højlund. It was checked by the VAR.VAR decision: Penalty stood, scored by Fernandes.VAR review: As with the penalty Newcastle United were awarded against Manchester City earlier this season, when Éderson brought down Anthony Gordon, once the VAR has identified contact between the on-rushing goalkeeper and the boot of the attacker there isn't going to be an intervention.Højlund gets a toe to the ball first, and Sanchez does catch the striker.Robert Sánchez catches Rasmus Højlund's boot. BBCVerdict: No VAR intervention.Ipswich 1-1 LeicesterPossible penalty: Issahaku challenge on ChaplinWhat happened: Ipswich Town had a free kick in the 77th minute. After a melee inside the area the ball fell to Conor Chaplin. Fatawu Issahaku came running out and collided with the Ipswich player, who went to ground. Referee Tim Robinson allowed play to continue, which resulted in Kalvin Phillips fouling Ricardo Pereira and picking up his second yellow card. The VAR, Stuart Attwell, checked for a possible penalty.VAR decision: No penalty. Should Fatawu Issahaku have given away a penalty for pushing over Conor Chaplin? BBCVAR review: Ipswich have endured a baptism of fire to life with VAR. Mark Ashton, the club's chairman and CEO, pulled no punches in an interview on Friday, saying "we will not go quietly into the night," and that "[PGMOL chief refereeing officer] Howard [Webb] is going to see my number flashing up a hell of a lot more." And those comments came before Saturday's events.All clubs will, naturally, feel they should be getting more decisions than they do. Perhaps for Ipswich -- the only club in the division who hadn't experienced VAR before -- expectation levels needed to be lowered and they need to realise that subjective interventions don't happen all that often.No club can ever get every decision they want -- because most calls sit in the subjective grey area where either decision is acceptable; there's no definitive right call.Ipswich sit at the bottom of the VAR overturns table this season, with three going against them and not one in their favour. But while Ipswich may feel aggrieved, the KMI Panel has judged that all three decisions were correct, and there hasn't been a missed VAR intervention which should have gone their way.Many are going to disagree, but while the challenge on Issahaku could be a penalty on the field, it probably doesn't meet the Premier League's high bar for an intervention.Against Man City at the start of the season, Ipswich were denied a penalty and the KMI Panel ruled that while it should have been awarded by the referee, the VAR was right not to get involved -- it would be no surprise if the same decision was reached on this too. It leaves Ipswich with grounds for complaint with refereeing, but also frustration with VAR process.If the penalty had been awarded through VAR then Phillips' second yellow card would have stood. The only cards that are rescinded are those directly resulted to the play, such as through DOGSO (Denying an Obvious Goal-Scoring Opportunity), and not those issued for other disciplinary matters.Verdict: As referee Robinson saw the incident and described it as a collision between the players, it goes down as referee's call.Wolves 2-2 Crystal PalacePossible DOGSO red card: Handball by Dawson What happened: The game was in the 49th minute when Jean-Philippe Mateta tried to help a ball through to Ismaïla Sarr, who would have been through on goal. The ball hit Craig Dawson, and possession switched to Wolverhampton Wanderers. Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner was adamant that Dawson should have received a red card for DOGSO, but referee Anthony Taylor gave no free kick, let alone a card.VAR decision: No red card. VAR review: The ball did hit the arm of Dawson, but it was close to his body by his side. For this to be an offence, Dawson would need to have made a deliberate movement to block the ball going through to Sarr.Verdict: No VAR intervention.Possible goal: No foul by Muñoz on SáWhat happened: Crystal Palace thought they had scored a dramatic winner in the sixth minute of stoppage time. José Sá collected a cross into the area but was challenged by Daniel Muñoz, and Mateta put the loose ball into the net. However, referee Taylor blew for a foul on the goalkeeper as soon as the ball crossed the line.VAR decision: No goal. VAR review: The referee held his whistle to give the VAR the chance to review the incident, but Taylor's decision was correct.When a goalkeeper has even one finger on top of the ball when it's touching the ground, they are deemed to be in control and cannot be challenged. Sá has his hand on the ball so is in control, and Muñoz cannot in any way bundle into him -- even if the Palace player didn't actually touch the ball.Had the goal been awarded it would have been disallowed. In the 2021-22 season, Aston Villa had a goal ruled out through VAR against Leicester City, with Jacob Ramsey kicking the ball when goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel had a glove on the ball as it was touching the ground.Verdict: No VAR intervention.Nottingham Forest 3-0 West HamPossible red card: Rodríguez foul on Gibbs-WhiteWhat happened: Morgan Gibbs-White collected the ball on the edge of the box in the 18th minute, with the Nottingham Forest player brought down by a tackle from Guido Rodríguez. Referee Peter Bankes showed the yellow card, which was checked by the VAR, Alex Chilowicz. VAR decision: No red card. VAR review: This wouldn't be the case in other top European leagues, but in the Premier League the point of contact on a challenge of this nature is important.Rodríguez catches Gibbs-White around the boot area, which is only likely to be a yellow card. That changes if a player jumps into the challenge with additional force, but for a standard challenge we wouldn't expect to see a red card.Verdict: No VAR intervention.Southampton 1-0 EvertonPossible red card: Tarkowski foul on ArcherWhat happened: Cameron Archer was brought down by a strong challenge by James Tarkowski in the 24th minute, with the Everton defender booked by referee Andy Madley. The VAR, Matt Donohue, considered a possible red card. VAR decision: No red card.VAR review: If the Rodríguez tackle lacked the extra intensity for a possible red card, then the Tarkowski challenge came very close.Tarkowski's attempt to win the ball also saw him come in low, but with more force. It's a bad challenge, but again it didn't quite meet what we'd expect for an intervention.Verdict: No VAR intervention.Possible DOGSO red card: Bendarek foul on BetoWhat happened: Jan Bednarek was shown the yellow card in the 76th minute after bringing down Beto. The referee showed the yellow card, but was there a case for a DOGSO red card?VAR decision: No red card. VAR review: DOGSO has been a running theme for a number of weeks now, with a number of borderline decisions -- though only Arsenal's William Saliba has been sent off through VAR.Bednarek knows that Beto is going to out-pace him, so brings down the Everton striker. Beto has already played the ball toward goal, so the direction of play ticks the box for DOGSO. What saves the Southampton defender is that the foul itself takes place in a wide area, meaning there's a case that Taylor Harwood-Bellis may be able to make a challenge on the cover.Verdict: No VAR intervention.Some factual parts of this article include information provided by the Premier League and PGMOL. ,El Video Assistant Referee causa controversia semanal en la Premier League. ¿Se toman las decisiones correctas? Analizamos incidentes importantes y el proceso del VAR.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Mon-4-Nov-2024-071322-EST.jpg)
El Video Assistant Referee causa controversia semanal en la Premier League. ¿Se toman las decisiones correctas? Analizamos incidentes importantes y el proceso del VAR.
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Mourinho desata polémica tras victoria de Fenerbahçe ante Trabzonspor
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playWatch epic Jose Mourinho rant after Fenerbahçe win (2:48)Jose Mourinho, in one of his 'greatest ever' rants, didn't hold back on what he thought of Turkish football and referee Atilla Karaoglan after his side scored a 102nd-minute winner over Trabzonspor. (2:48)Nov 4, 2024, 03:52 AM ETJose Mourinho did not hold back in a ferocious rant following Fenerbahce's 3-2 Super Lig win against Trabzonspor on Sunday, accusing the VAR of drinking tea instead of officiating and saying he would not have joined the club had he known "the full truth" about refereeing in Turkey.Trabzonspor were awarded two penalties in the second half following VAR interventions, and with the score tied at 2-2 late in the game Mourinho was incensed when a challenge on Bright Osayi-Samuel went unpunished.The Portuguese coach suggested the VAR, Atilla Karaoglan, had missed the incident as he was drinking tea.Despite having late penalty claims waved away, the visitors got the win when Sofyan Amrabat scored deep into stoppage time, prompting the former Chelsea, Real Madrid and Manchester United manager to race onto the pitch to celebrate with a knee slide."I blame the Fenerbahce people that brought me here," Mourinho told beIN Sports Turkiye in a lengthy rant. "They told me only half of the truth."They didn't tell me the whole truth because if they told me the whole truth, I wouldn't come. But, with half of the truth and my boys, we fight opponents and the system."Mourinho added that Karaoglan should never be involved in officiating another Fenerbahce game."The referee was just a little boy that was there on the pitch, but the referee was Atilla Karaoglan, so man of the match," he said."He goes from the invisible man to the most important man in the match.Jose Mourinho was angered by some of the referee's decisions during Fenerbahce's win on Sunday. Hakan Burak Altunoz/Anadolu via Getty Images"Isn't a red card on Bright, Karaoglan was what, drinking tea at that time, didn't see that red card for that player?" he added."He was alert to give the two penalty decisions [to Trabzonspor] when the referee didn't give, then was having Turkish tea when it was a clear penalty for us and did not give it."I think I am speaking on behalf of every Fenerbahce fan, we don't want him again."Information from Reuters contributed to this report. ,José Mourinho lanza un feroz ataque tras la victoria de Fenerbahçe, criticando a la VAR y al árbitro turco. Acusa al VAR de tomar té en vez de arbitrar.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Mon-4-Nov-2024-051308-EST.jpg)
José Mourinho lanza un feroz ataque tras la victoria de Fenerbahçe, criticando a la VAR y al árbitro turco. Acusa al VAR de tomar té en vez de arbitrar.
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