UEFA has confirmed that video assistive technology (VAR) assists referees in making decisions and improving accuracy.
According to UEFA's statement, the introduction of VAR in football has led to significant improvements in decision-making accuracy. The system uses high-definition cameras to capture footage from different angles, which allows referees to review plays in real-time and make more informed judgments.
The use of VAR has also helped reduce the number of mistakes made by referees, particularly in cases where players may have been caught off guard or not aware of the rules. This has resulted in more consistent and fair play on the field.
UEFA has reported that the introduction of VAR has led to an increase in the number of correct decisions made by referees. In fact, they have observed a reduction in the number of errors made during matches with VAR compared to those without it.
In addition to improving decision-making accuracy, VAR has also provided fans with a better viewing experience. By providing instant replays of important events, fans can follow the game more closely and understand why certain decisions were made.
Overall, UEFA is pleased with the results of their implementation of VAR and looks forward to continuing to refine the system to improve even further. They believe that VAR will help ensure that football remains a fair and enjoyable sport for all players and spectators.