All things Football (soccer) related

[gamer78]

'The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) is reportedly introducing an exciting new “low cost” video review system called Football Video Support (FVS) this season in the 1ª RFEF, Spain’s third tier. This simplified version of VAR allows coaches to request reviews on key referee decisions such as goals, penalties, direct red cards, and cases of mistaken identity.' It is interesting. It is good for leagues for high tempo. Premier league and its satellite leagues (Scandaniviva) could also use that.

[ernieschwitz]

Maybe Scandaniviva could use it, though I have no idea where that is. Also if you mean Scandinavia, I don't consider them satellite leagues.

[gamer78]

What I mean was, say Swedish Football Federation will try to adapt what Premier league rule change in football or playing philosophy. Scandinavian players mostly adaptive they are physically strong and mentally good, it is difficult to generalize of course.

But outside 5 top leagues (4 perhaps) in Europe all others just satelite leagues. Their finance more important. They invent tournaments such as -2025 FIFA Club World Cup- Chelsea win tournament from UEFA Conference League against PSG. With a good prize money. They formed their elite league already.

[Piteas]

'The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) is reportedly introducing an exciting new “low cost” video review system called Football Video Support (FVS) this season in the 1ª RFEF, Spain’s third tier. This simplified version of VAR allows coaches to request reviews on key referee decisions such as goals, penalties, direct red cards, and cases of mistaken identity.' It is interesting. It is good for leagues for high tempo. Premier league and its satellite leagues (Scandaniviva) could also use that.

As a fan of a team of the 1ª RFEF, I'll check this system. But I think the coach can only request two reviews in each half of the game.