State-of-the-art technology VAR (Video Assistant Referee) is showing power in Qatar World Cup.
As many goals have been disallowed with this technology, so have referees awarded penalties. The referee also showed red cards to the players with the help of VAR.
Even after the ball is caught in the net, the footballers cannot cheer. Looking at the referee. See if the referee is talking to someone on the earpiece.
As soon as you see talking, the fear is starting. Fear of cancellation of goals.
A total of 17 goals were disallowed by VAR in 48 matches of the group stage. Among them, 9 goals were disallowed from open play. That is, after the footballer scored a goal, the referee disallowed the goal due to a foul. 8 goals disallowed for offside.
And all with the help of loads. The referee in charge of weight technology advises the on-field referee. Following that advice, the referee canceled the goal.
The referees gave 8 penalties in this year's World Cup. However, the footballers missed 5 penalties. Lionel Messi's penalty disallowance against Poland is one of them. The referee gave the penalty with the help of weight.
That decision, however, has been debated. But Messi's shot was saved by Polish goalkeeper Szczany.
Again the penalty has been canceled with the help of load. The referee awarded a penalty for Croatia against Belgium. But later the referee canceled that penalty with the help of weight. Because, before fouling the Croatian footballer, one of their footballers was offside.
Goals have also been scored with the help of weights in this World Cup. 2 goals were disallowed by the linesman for offside. But later Bhar overruled that decision.
But the most notable, this year's World Cup is the red card with the help of Var. Wales goalkeeper Wayne Hennessy commits a foul against Iran. He fouled Iran's Mehdi Taremi outside the box.
First, the referee shows the yellow card. But later the referee showed the red card with the help of Var. This one red card has been shown in 48 group stage matches in this World Cup.

