Introduction
Definition |
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VAR | The Video Assistant Referee (VAR) is an assistant referee in association with football who reviews decisions made by the head referee with the use of video footage and a headset for communication. |
Connected Workflows |
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Can be started from:
Workflow
1. Initiate the VAR Workflow |
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The VAR workflow can be initiated after actions like Goal, Red card or penalty |
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Goal & Own Goal VAR review |
A red card VAR review
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Penalty VAR review
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It can be recorded during the workflow or after the action's finished up, just by clicking the VAR button. | It can be recorded during the workflow or after the action's finished up, just by clicking the VAR button. | It can be recorded during the workflow or after the action's finished up, just by clicking the VAR button. |
If the action finished up and the referee is reviewing the video. Click on the VAR button and select the ''past action'' button. Then, LiveStats will ask you if the Goal was overturned or it stands. | If the action finished up and the referee is reviewing the video. Click on the VAR button and select the ''past action'' button. Then, LiveStats will ask you if the Goal was overturned or it stands. | If the action finished up and the referee is reviewing the video. Click on the VAR button and select the ''past action'' button. Then, LiveStats will ask you if the Goal was overturned or it stands. |
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End of the workflow
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Final Summary of VAR Workflow
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Choose Goal, Yellow & Red card or Penalty Click on VAR Confirm if the decision stands after the VAR review. |