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  • "How VAR has impacted the net goal score for each Premier League team"

    From anders t@21:1/5 to All on Sun Nov 5 13:45:03 2023
    "How VAR has impacted the net goal score for each Premier League team" https://twitter.com/AliceTalksFooty/status/1721118731630203260


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  • From MH@21:1/5 to anders t on Sun Nov 5 09:07:51 2023
    On 2023-11-05 05:45, anders t wrote:
    "How VAR has impacted the net goal score for each Premier League team" https://twitter.com/AliceTalksFooty/status/1721118731630203260



    Does this mean VAR decisions that were demonstrably incorrect, or at
    least debatable, or is it just the raw score of goals changed by VAR,
    which presumably would include many correct VAR decisions?

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  • From Werner Pichler@21:1/5 to anders t on Mon Nov 6 01:18:39 2023
    On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 1:45:14 PM UTC+1, anders t wrote:
    "How VAR has impacted the net goal score for each Premier League team" https://twitter.com/AliceTalksFooty/status/1721118731630203260

    That's weird. Usually it's fans from rival clubs who relish pointing out when more equitable refereeing has resulted in fewer favourable calls for a certain team.

    Ciao,
    Werner



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  • From Al Kamista@21:1/5 to All on Mon Nov 6 06:09:44 2023
    On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 11:07:55 AM UTC-5, MH wrote:
    On 2023-11-05 05:45, anders t wrote:
    "How VAR has impacted the net goal score for each Premier League team" https://twitter.com/AliceTalksFooty/status/1721118731630203260


    Does this mean VAR decisions that were demonstrably incorrect, or at
    least debatable, or is it just the raw score of goals changed by VAR,
    which presumably would include many correct VAR decisions?

    The latter. These stats are just showing how VAR has improved officiating.

    A much more meaningful analysis would be where VAR got it wrong (either by intervention, or lack of), such as the disallowed Liverpool goal against Tottenham.

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