VAR changed football forever. Many goal cries end up being wasted. The technology, minutes later, detects an irregular bid and the goal is annulled.
That’s exactly what happened in this Brazil and Switzerland, for the second round of group G of the 2022 World Cup. After Brazil vibrated with the ball in Vini Jr’s net, in the second stage, minutes later the referee threw a bucket of cold water in the country and marked offside for Richarlison in the construction of the play.
On the networks, the feeling of indignation and sadness took over the Brazilian.
In Casemiro’s goal, however, there was no VAR to annul it.
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