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VAR a thing of mixed emotions.

With the Video Assistant Referee(VAR), errors will be a thing of the past maybe. During the recent confederations cup 2017, many eyebrows were raised with this system.

 As if that was just the start of it, we shall have a chance of witnessing another teat during the FA cup third round. It has been designed to adjudicate only an error made by the match referee, so diving players may have to find other means of winning some battles on the field. All top flight leagues around the world but most Europe will be the first experimenters of this adventure.

One of the questions perhaps would be whether the replays could be showed at the same time during review for the fans and players on stadium screens. This puts referees in the spotlight in case of any misjudgments and tough calls made. All eyes will gage whether the VAR could fully end erroneous decision making and take away that part of the game that keeps it exciting enough like how we have all been used to in the past or it will be a little more of the same blow from the past. Keeping figures crossed.

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