"How long would you give the VAR to make a decision? Thirty seconds? One minute? And what if there were multiple incidents to look at? A handball? And an offside? What about a handball and two offsides? Where does the time start and end? "I have always been of the opinion that I would take less right decisions and have the more traditional aspect of enjoying those moments," Murphy added."
"A time limit on VAR checks and reviews has been suggested whenever there has been a day of interminable delays. BBC Sport understands that at no point has it been seriously considered by Fifa or the International Football Association Board (Ifab). But could it actually work? Unintended consequences have to be considered. Image source, Getty Images How long would you give the VAR to make a decision? Thirty seconds? One minute?"
VAR reviews can produce lengthy stoppages that leave supporters waiting while players stand idle. Professional Match Game Officials (PMGO) maintains that overall VAR reviews have become quicker in recent seasons, but clusters of extended checks create a different, frustrating experience for fans. Calls for fixed time limits on checks have arisen after days of long delays, yet Fifa and the International Football Association Board (Ifab) have not seriously considered such limits. Implementing strict caps raises complex issues about multiple incidents, timing when a review starts and ends, and a higher likelihood of incorrect decisions.
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