Abel Ferreira detonated the arbitration of the game between Corinthians e Palm trees, this Wednesday (30). For Commander Alviverde, referee Wilton Pereira Sampaio and VAR decided the round of 16 Brazil Cup, At the Neo Chemistry Arena, in São Paulo.
“It’s sad to realize that you look and don’t believe what you are seeing, when you don’t believe what you are seeing…” said Abel. “The CBF has a lot of work to do in what has to do with VAR, because the game today wants us to want it was not decided by two throws from VAR,” he added.
He refers to bids in which, in his view, the referee stopped marking clear faults-one of them, a push in midfielder Lucas Evangelist.
“You didn’t see that, you didn’t see the push on Lucas Evangelista’s back, but it’s right, if he didn’t see he doesn’t have to score, that’s right. If the two -meter referee didn’t see and Var didn’t even call either, it’s right,” said the coach with regret.
It also questions the accuracy of VAR technology, especially in choosing the “frame” used to define the moment of touch the ball in throws of.
“The same var scored a penalty, the same Var invalid the goal. Everyone looks at the lines, but I don’t look at the lines, I look at the moment the frame stops. I look when the ball is played. The ball is in the air. This is very bad, even more to watch it from television.
He concluded by implying that the technology used by is late.
“You know the quality of technology to evaluate these lines. The only thing I can say is that it was two situations that Mr. Wilton was on the bid and does not mark a penalty. That is all I can say. We are in the 21st century and we work with a tool of the last century,” he added.
