It must be shoulder to shoulder (or side on side contact doesn't have to be directly shoulder upon shoulder), without the use of arms or elbows. VAR review: Is a shoulder charge allowed in football? It is, but it comes down to what is considered to be a "fair charge." What happened: In the 62nd minute, Alexis Mac Allister appealed for a penalty after being pushed off the ball by Dayot Upamecano. Possible penalty: Foul by Upamecano on Mac Allister In chasing Di Maria and getting so close to his opponent, it effectively resulted in Dembele running into Di Maria's leg and causing the Argentina forward to clip his own feet together, causing him to go to ground. He is deemed responsible for the space he holds. It may well not have been a penalty through VAR had Marciniak not awarded it himself.Īrguably Dembele doesn't really even make a challenge for the ball, but intent isn't relevant when judging penalty situations. The decision of the referee carries most weight, and as soon as the VAR could identify contact leading to the trip, it wouldn't be overturned. VAR review: This was certainly a soft penalty, but it's not one the VAR, Tomasz Kwiatkowski, would ever look to overturn. VAR decision: Penalty stands, scored by Lionel Messi. Polish referee Szymon Marciniak pointed to the penalty spot. Angel Di Maria had skipped past Ousmane Dembele into the box and went to ground under an apparent trip. What happened: Argentina were awarded a penalty in the 21st minute.
Red cards: 1 Argentina 3-3 France Possible VAR overturn: Penalty for foul by Dembele on Di Maria We're analysing every VAR decision made throughout all 64 games at the 2022 World Cup.Īfter each game, we take a look at the major incidents to examine and explain the process both in terms of VAR protocol and the Laws of the Game.įixtures, result & bracket: Daily World Cup schedule You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browserĢ022 World Cup VAR review: Every decision in Qatar analysed
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