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Luka Modrić blasts VAR for penalty decision

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VAR ‘taking joy’ from football says Croatia coach Dalic after loss
Croatia coach Zlatko Dalic said VAR is taking "the joy out of football" after seeing his team have a stoppage time equaliser disallowed in their 2-1 World Cup defeat to Portugal on Thursday.

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Luka Modrić blasts VAR for penalty decision after Croatia's Round of 32 loss
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'If the roles had been reversed' - Furious Luka Modric accuses VAR of double and blasts penalty decision as Croatia controversially crash out vs Portugal
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FIFA World Cup 2026: Croatia coach Dalic slams 'bad refereeing' in 2-1 loss to Portugal
Croatia coach Zlatko Dalic was unhappy with what he called the "bad refereeing" in his ​team's 2-1 loss to Portugal in their round of 32 clash on ‌Thursday (July 2, 2026) that eliminated them from the...

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"We Were Fortunate": Portugal Coach Roberto Martinez On VAR Decisions After Win Over Croatia
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Portugal manager Martinez praises referee after World Cup win over Croatia
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FIFA World Cup 2026: Josko Gvardiol's denied equaliser helps Portugal secure place in round of 16
Portugal’s 41-year-old captain Cristiano Ronaldo had helped haul his team back into the contest, burying a 68th-minute penalty to cancel out Croatia’s 53rd-minute opener from Ivan Perisic

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FIFA World Cup | Ronaldo, Ramos score as Portugal fights back to beat Croatia; sets up Round of 16 clash with Spain
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Martínez says there was no ‘lucky call’ after record four goals ruled out in Portugal win
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Why VAR Denied Croatia's Late Equalizer In Portugal World Cup Win

Portugal survived a late VAR scare after Joško Gvardiol’s stoppage-time equalizer was ruled out for offside.
ESPN
1mon

VAR explained by former referee: How will it work at World Cup?

The video assistant referee (VAR) is one of the most controversial aspects of soccer today. At the 2026 FIFA World Cup, it will again take center stage, providing the final word on many of each match's most controversial calls. But how exactly does VAR work?
Wired
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Gambling firms can't cope with how VAR is changing football

In August, Manchester City and Tottenham were drawing 2-2 in the closing stages of a game at the Etihad stadium when City striker Gabriel Jesus snatched what he thought was a late winner. But, after consulting VAR, the controversial video refereeing ...
9d

If VAR is supposed to help, why do so many football fans hate it? – video

The 2026 World cup has added two more areas where VAR can be used as well as integrating more AI technology to track the ball and players' limbs
Sinar Daily on MSN
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When technology takes the whistle, is VAR ruining football’s emotion?

FCAM former vice-president Datuk Richard Scully said football's beauty lies in its unpredictability, emotions and human judgement.
The Daily Star
1mon

VAR: The tech that rewrites football decisions

Football has always been a sport of margins. A foot slightly offside, a hand movement inside the box, a ball crossing the line by millimetres: these are moments that can decide trophies and national emotions. Think of Frank Lampard's shot against Germany ...
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VAR and SAOT technology integration

The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has begun another stage in the implementation of semi-automated offside in Brazilian football. At this moment, referees are focusing their activities on
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'VAR Must Stay, But Offside Decisions Need To Focus On Playersrsquo; Feet': Bhutia

The FIFA World Cup: Former India captain Bhaichung Bhutia has backed the continued use of VAR in football but suggested that offside decisions should be judged primarily by the position of a player’s feet rather than other body parts.
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