OURVARは審判の判定を「誤り」と分析しました。あなたが投票するのは、OURVARの分析が正しいかどうかです。審判への投票ではありません。
OURVARの判定に同意しますか?
すべての投票がOURVARの精度向上に役立っています — そのご協力に心より感謝します。AIは完璧ではなく、皆さんの判定こそがケースごとの改善につながります。私たちが求めるVARを、一緒に作り上げていきましょう。🙏
In this famous 1986 World Cup quarter-final, an Argentina attacker jumped and directed the ball into England's net with his hand/arm rather than his head. Under the Laws of the Game — which have always prohibited deliberate handball — this should have resulted in the goal being disallowed and a direct free kick awarded to England from inside the penalty area. The attacker should also have received a yellow card for unsporting behaviour. The referee and his assistants were not positioned to see the handball clearly and allowed the goal to stand, making this a clear **wrong decision**. There was no VAR in 1986, so the mistake was uncorrectable once play resumed, but the Law was unambiguously violated: you cannot deliberately punch the ball into the net and have the goal stand. England were the team who suffered from this missed call, and Argentina benefited from one of the most controversial refereeing errors in World Cup history.
重要ポイント、引用されたIFAB競技規則、判定に至るまでのフレーム毎の解説をすべて見るには登録してください。
判定に異議を唱えよう。OURVARに「なぜ?」「肘の角度は?」「前例は?」と質問し、ケースを分析した同じモデルからIFAB規則に基づいた回答を受け取れます。Pro 25/月 · WC 50 · GB 150.
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