Having had time to analyze the repetitions of the target, Varia would probably have revoked the decision in the launch.
However, the football association announced in mid -December, external that technology would not be used in the FA Cup until the fifth round.
“Var has only been used in the FA Cup previously for matches at the Wembley stadium and on the premier league land due to infrastructure, workforce and costs required for its operation,” the FA said in a statement in a statement December 16.
“This decision ensures that there is a constant arbitration approach for all clubs that participate in the same stage of competition.”
Manchester United’s manager Ruben Amorim, admitted that his team was fortunate with the decision, and feels that he claims the use of VAR, even if his side benefited on this occasion of his absence.
“With Var it is not a goal,” he said.
“I think it is important to have var because it is fair for the game. It is difficult to lose with an off -game game. But we deserve some luck.”
The former Manchester United midfielder, Roy Keane, felt that the debate was not over if Var is necessary, but that it was a mistake clear enough that officials should have collected.
He said in ITV: “That is a bad decision, the man with lines [assistant referee] It has to do with that.
“You have to make those great correct decisions.”
The former Arsenal striker, Ian Wright, added: “Look where is the line player. That impacts it [Van Nistelrooy] That affects his management career because it is another loss.
“That would have been a great reinforcement of trust for them. But they have to get up, due to officials.”
Van Nistelrooy added: “It’s hard to take because the game was decided by an error.
“It is not a matter of Var where you look millimeters, it was half a meter, it was clear.”
