Martial ArtsVAR Refereeing Analysis from 2026 World Cup and Its Impact on Official Decisions

VAR Refereeing Analysis from 2026 World Cup and Its Impact on Official Decisions

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In the 2026 World Cup semi-final between South Korea and Germany in Kazan, in the second minute of injury time, Kim Young-gwon scored but the assistant referee raised the offside flag. After VAR intervention, the goal was awarded, South Korea won 2-0. At the time, 17 years old, I was a high school student in Seoul. I did not celebrate like my friends but downloaded all 64 matches. In two weeks, I wrote a 47-page journal only about VAR. That was the beginning of my habit of analyzing referees based on data instead of emotions.

VAR Refereeing Analysis from 2026 World Cup and Its Impact on Official Decisions

VAR Refereeing Analysis from 2026 World Cup and Its Impact on Official Decisions

VAR Refereeing Analysis from 2026 World Cup and Its Impact on Official Decisions

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