AustinScubaAg said:Rudyjax said:jessexy said:
Well, yes, I think it does. With VS, the team requests the review. This generally happens with emotional responses rather than factual information and FIFA considerations like you would have with a VAR. So, when the referee goes to the monitor, the referee is evaluating a decision he/she has already made. Most of these VS reviews at the U20 WC would not have been sent down from the VAR booth because the referee in the booth is following (should be following?) the considerations and evaluating whether an error occured, factually, without emotion.
So, I'd argue that most of the time VAR sends the referee to the monitor, you're going to get a decision overturned because of an error while most of the time VS sends the referee to the monitor, you're going to get a referee to re-confirm the decision that was made on the field.
I don't have stats, but I'm sure FIFA will put some stats out after the tournament is over with regarding VS confirmations vs. reversals. It should be interesting.
I thought they went very fast. I may be wrong, but it seemd much faster than the prem.
Since you only get 2 per match unless there is an overturn. It won't lead to excessive delays.
Exactly. Not sure how they slow it down more.
