The chief of referees, Howard Webb has defended Premier League officials by asserting that there have been only two VAR errors in the current season. This claim comes amidst ongoing debates and controversies surrounding the use of VAR in the English Premier League.
The introduction of VAR was intended to enhance decision-making accuracy, which has reportedly improved from 82% before its implementation to 96% currently.
Despite this improvement, the system has faced criticism for the speed of reviews, with comparisons drawn to the more efficient processes observed during Euro 2024. Webb's comments aim to reassure stakeholders of the system's reliability, even as discussions continue about its impact on the flow of the game.
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