Italy has been chosen by the IFAB (the Board of FIFA) and will be among the national federations that will test the Var (Video referee assistance), or the technology in the field, by way of the planned tests for September.
note the figc – the president of the FIGC, Carlo Tavecchio, has called for next April 21, an information meeting with the League of Serie a, the League B and the Hague on the Var system, so as to transfer all the technical and operational requirements necessary for starting as early as next season testing. The purpose – to inform the FIGC – has come to the next meeting, to be held in May, with the formalization of the commitment according to experience the only protocol drawn up by the International, in cooperation with FIFA. “We were among the first supporters of the use of technology in the field – says Tavecchio – and we believe we have all the requirements to offer our contribution to this important trial. In compliance with the fluidity of the game and the referee’s centrality, even in football innovation will improve the whole system, as it has already demonstrated the positive adoption of the Goal line technology “. The project submitted to the federations in two stages, the first “offline” in the 2016-17 season and the second “live”, probably during the 2017-18 season.
way – video, as decided in early March by FIFA, will not regulate all cases. The idea is to apply it after the goal, to assess whether there was foul, ball out, offside. And also for the direct expulsion and rigor, that is, incidents that “change” the race. Excluded however is the free kick from the edge of both the admonition. The thing is complicated when, in case of incident that deserves review, the game does not stop. In the protocol there is the possibility to stop if the ball is in an area not “influential”, or wait for a stop. And there’s always the “Challenge” option, that is, that the technicians ask for a video review. One thing is sure: the races will be longer.
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