The Thai newspaper commented on the situation of VAR testing in the Vietnam – Oman match
(Dan Tri) – At the beginning of the second half of the Vietnam – Oman match, there was a situation where the ball touched the Oman defender’s hand in the penalty area, but the referee, after checking the VAR, confirmed it was not a penalty ball.
It is worth noting that the operator of the video assistant referee (VAR) room is Thai referee Siwakorn Phuudom. Therefore, around this situation, Thai media closely followed the reactions of the parties.
Siam Sport newspaper of Thailand said: “On the day that the Thai referee runs the VAR room, the reason why Vietnam team no penalty is awarded”.
Center-back Que Ngoc Hai gestured for the ball to touch the Oman defender’s hand (Photo: Do Linh).
“The situation happened in the 58th minute, stemming from a corner kick, Que Ngoc Hai shot the ball and touched the hand of the Oman defender in the penalty area. The Vietnamese players immediately asked the referee to check the VAR.
Syrian referee Anna Hattap consulted with VAR referee Siwakorn Phuudom, before making the decision to continue the game and not award a penalty for the Oman team. – daily newspaper sport Top Thailand more information.
As for the reason why the referee could not blow the penalty for the Oman team, Siam Sport newspaper quoted the head of the VFF referee board Duong Van Hien to increase objectivity.
Mr. Hien analyzed: “Not every situation where the ball touches the hand in the penalty area is a penalty situation. In the situation where the ball touched the hand of an Oman player, this player had his hands close to his body, so the referee could not blow. punish”.
The referee, after checking the VAR, made the conclusion that he could not blow the penalty (Photo: Siam Sport).
As for Siam Sport’s point of view, this newspaper commented: “From an overhead camera angle, the Oman player’s hand is very close to the body. At the opposite camera angle, the situation is obscured, so it cannot be concluded based on this camera angle. The other two camera angles create pictures. argue”.
“The head of the VFF refereeing committee Duong Van Hien said that the referees of the Vietnam – Oman match had good judgment of the situations, there was no ball that was detrimental to the Vietnamese team, other than the controversial penalty or penalty situation. no penalty mentioned above” – still the lines written in Siam Sport.
At the match at My Dinh Stadium last night (March 24), the team Vietnam team created a number of chances that could have been converted into goals.
Besides the controversial situation related to the Vietnamese team claiming a penalty, Coach Park Hang Seo’s team had a few situations that caused chaos for Oman’s goal, but could not score.
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