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Re: The VAR thread
« Reply #105 on: Thu 07 Feb 2019 13:36 »
Times reports that VAR incidents will not be shown on big screens at Champions League games, but graphics will be used instead to advise the crowd what is going on.

Times also reports that players making a TV sign in CL games covered by VAR will receive a caution.

What's the betting that isn't enforced?!

Yes I suspect that will be on par with the booking players get (in theory anyway) for waving an imaginary card at the ref!
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