Polo-Autotized Technology of Offside that will be used for the FA Cup Fifth Circle in English Football First | Football news
The semi-assetized TexaD technology will be used in competitive English football for the first time during the fifth round of the FA Cup, along with Var.
Seven of eight connections are played on the Premier League fields and will see the use of a system that aims to ‘improve speed and effectiveness of calling for deviation.
The semi-assetized Technology of OFSAJD has been tested in the last two seasons and helps officers to set up a virtual offside line when analyzing tight calls, with the help of playing players. It also produces virtual graphics for viewers at the stadium and at home.
The Premier League intended to introduce technology into top matches after they were in October or November international breaks this season, but these plans were delayed. If he is successful in the FA Cup, semi-automated TexyD technology could still be introduced to the Premier League this season.
VAR will also be used on eight FA cups, with announcements at the stadium from officials after decisions.
FA Cup Fifth Circle of Connection – Play on weekends on March 1
Aston Villa vs Cardiff – Var and semi -automated Technology of Offside
Bournemouth vs wolves – Var and semi -automated Technology of Offside
Crystal Palace against Millwall – Var and semi -automated Technology of Offside
Man City vs Plymouth – Var and semi -automated Technology of Offside
Man Utd Vs Fulham – Var and semi -automated Technology of Offside
Newcastle vs Brighton – Var and semi -automated Technology of Offside
Nottingham Forest Vs Ipswich – Var and semi -automated Technology of Offside
Preston vs Burnley – Only Var
Why didn’t semi-automated offside technology used in the Premier League?
The semi -anomaticized offside technology is not new in football – its version was used during the 2022 World Cup – but the planned autumn 2024. The premier league introduction never came true.
Speaking last week, Main Football Director of the Premier League Tony Scholes He said they were developing a different system that they believe would be successful in the long run.
He said that “significant progress” had been achieved in the last four to six weeks.
“The system we adopted, we believe it is the best system,” he said.
“We believe it is both the most tired and most attractive system. The last four to six weeks was significant.”
Scholes insisted that he introduced him to potentially just a few games to go not to create the issue of integrity.
“The work of semi-automated bySaid technology does not change the integrity of the offside of the law and does not change the integrity of decision-making,” he said.
“We have 100 percent accuracy [on offside after VAR checks] This season, so it won’t improve accuracy. What makes the procedure more effective. “
Controversial FA Cup decisions – is football better with or without VAR?
There was a number of controversial decisions in the fourth round of the FA Cup, and Var was not used at that moment.
Leicester City and Birmingham were among the clubs dealing with the fact that VAR did not use in the FA Cup until the fifth circle onwards.
Earlier this month, the Premier League revealed data that shows that accuracy improves, stating that there were 13 VAR errors from 70 interventions of this term, compared to 20 of 61 in the same phase last season.
The Premier League also claims that 100 percent of offsid decisions in top flight were correct this season.
It will be a bit of comfort to Leicester fans, who were convinced that Harry Maguire was in an offside when he achieved a late UTD man winner to get them out of the FA Cup on Old Trafford.
In the meantime, Birmingham fans will point to a goal for Newcastle, where the whole ball didn’t seem to cross the line, while Chelsea’s attraction for handball in Brighton were not able to be viewed – although officials ultimately sent the right call to the incident .
