FIFA World Cup 2026 :Canada/Mexico/United States: Discussion Thread

[AmoreJaz]

Now after entering into this new era of technology, sports are losing their natural beauty, but many are believed this is also important for the fair results even this is not happening, and we are facing too many errors as well which are surely matter of concern as well but hopefully in near future version of this technology will improve, and we will be able to have better results which will surely help this all.

Currently, technology is increasingly sophisticated and sports such as football, which receive attention from all over the world, must adapt to technological advances. I agree with @Leviathan.007 that human error is part of football but I think that is no longer applicable in this day and age. What made human mistakes in the past possible and become part of football was the development of camera and recording technology. You can see that in ancient times the recording system was not as sophisticated as it is today, so controversy could occur and only become known a few days later. This is certainly different from today's recording technology where slight errors can be seen in the re-recording and can cause protests from players and fans immediately after the match. So the use of VAR is an adaptation that must be made in football. I think in the future we will get used to this and be able to enjoy it. Hopefully.

This is why for me the use of VAR is vital in determining the true acts that have happened in a certain event. We don't need to blame the referee or anyone but they can just consult the recording and see for themselves what did really happen inside the arena.

This VAR system will also give fast resolution if there's conflict arising from the game. That is true, you don't need to wait anymore for days just to see what really happened inside the field. Human bias is also getting out of the picture here, which is actually favourable to both teams.

[Leviathan.007]

Now after entering into this new era of technology, sports are losing their natural beauty, but many are believed this is also important for the fair results even this is not happening, and we are facing too many errors as well which are surely matter of concern as well but hopefully in near future version of this technology will improve, and we will be able to have better results which will surely help this all.

Currently, technology is increasingly sophisticated and sports such as football, which receive attention from all over the world, must adapt to technological advances. I agree with @Leviathan.007 that human error is part of football but I think that is no longer applicable in this day and age. What made human mistakes in the past possible and become part of football was the development of camera and recording technology. You can see that in ancient times the recording system was not as sophisticated as it is today, so controversy could occur and only become known a few days later. This is certainly different from today's recording technology where slight errors can be seen in the re-recording and can cause protests from players and fans immediately after the match. So the use of VAR is an adaptation that must be made in football. I think in the future we will get used to this and be able to enjoy it. Hopefully.

This is why for me the use of VAR is vital in determining the true acts that have happened in a certain event. We don't need to blame the referee or anyone but they can just consult the recording and see for themselves what did really happen inside the arena.

This VAR system will also give fast resolution if there's conflict arising from the game. That is true, you don't need to wait anymore for days just to see what really happened inside the field. Human bias is also getting out of the picture here, which is actually favourable to both teams.

What is the difference between the time when we didn't use the VAR system in the World Cup? Years ago we could blame the free because of the human mistake especially whenever a team couldn't get good results in the game.
But these news das they blame the whole VAR system because of mistakes and they blame the referee because of using this system wrongly which is exactly the same and the only difference if now the World Cup is more robot-like and and feels less realistic to people.
I think they had to use the VAR system in the World Cup at least in the two or three tournaments after that when they are sure about this system.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Now after entering into this new era of technology, sports are losing their natural beauty, but many are believed this is also important for the fair results even this is not happening, and we are facing too many errors as well which are surely matter of concern as well but hopefully in near future version of this technology will improve, and we will be able to have better results which will surely help this all.

Currently, technology is increasingly sophisticated and sports such as football, which receive attention from all over the world, must adapt to technological advances. I agree with @Leviathan.007 that human error is part of football but I think that is no longer applicable in this day and age. What made human mistakes in the past possible and become part of football was the development of camera and recording technology. You can see that in ancient times the recording system was not as sophisticated as it is today, so controversy could occur and only become known a few days later. This is certainly different from today's recording technology where slight errors can be seen in the re-recording and can cause protests from players and fans immediately after the match. So the use of VAR is an adaptation that must be made in football. I think in the future we will get used to this and be able to enjoy it. Hopefully.

This is why for me the use of VAR is vital in determining the true acts that have happened in a certain event. We don't need to blame the referee or anyone but they can just consult the recording and see for themselves what did really happen inside the arena.

This VAR system will also give fast resolution if there's conflict arising from the game. That is true, you don't need to wait anymore for days just to see what really happened inside the field. Human bias is also getting out of the picture here, which is actually favourable to both teams.

What is the difference between the time when we didn't use the VAR system in the World Cup? Years ago we could blame the free because of the human mistake especially whenever a team couldn't get good results in the game.
But these news das they blame the whole VAR system because of mistakes and they blame the referee because of using this system wrongly which is exactly the same and the only difference if now the World Cup is more robot-like and and feels less realistic to people.
I think they had to use the VAR system in the World Cup at least in the two or three tournaments after that when they are sure about this system.

The VAR was invented to stop there being so many irregularities, so much corruption and so many injustices, however the refereeing team obviously manipulates the VAR, because they should use the VAR for everything, if a referee decrees that the VAR should not be used They don't even review it, and that is a very bad decision because the human being is going to make mistakes, but if more technology is implemented, more robots, I think that even the aribtral body has something to do only with more precision, then we We must go that way, there should not be any type of complaint, only that the corruption in football ends, I am sure that there are always rigged football matches and with late technology there never will be, that is like the blockchain with bitcoin and fiat money, we are people who will always see things from any point of view to defend human beings, but there is something that we do not have the capacity for, until now the human race has not improved, there is no bionic eye or anything similar, only robots.

The VAR in the next World Cup I hope they give it more power, because Argentina created a tremendous problem because of that, due to the management of its referees, and any team can do it and that is not well seen in soccer, in soccer things must be very transparent, they must be as clear as possible so that things happen, but I hope that the VAR is and has more power, because as I said before, the human eye escapes the things of the football game and that The game of soccer is a speed at which human beings play, and yet they rely on technology to see things, so if they want to have a fairer and cleaner soccer they must give power to technology, the rest will see more corruption Personally, I still see corruption because the VAR audios are no longer filtered or anything, that is something that does not add up, everything should always be done transparently.

[nullama]

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This is why for me the use of VAR is vital in determining the true acts that have happened in a certain event. We don't need to blame the referee or anyone but they can just consult the recording and see for themselves what did really happen inside the arena.

This VAR system will also give fast resolution if there's conflict arising from the game. That is true, you don't need to wait anymore for days just to see what really happened inside the field. Human bias is also getting out of the picture here, which is actually favourable to both teams.

But that's the problem. People assume that VAR is absolute truth when it's not.

There are many issues that can appear while doing the 3D reconstruction, and maybe the ball was positioned slightly in a wrong place.

For situations in which the goal for example is too close to the ball, this might actually be a problem.

There might be errors with VAR.

[Hirose UK]

~snip~

Currently, technology is increasingly sophisticated and sports such as football, which receive attention from all over the world, must adapt to technological advances. I agree with @Leviathan.007 that human error is part of football but I think that is no longer applicable in this day and age. What made human mistakes in the past possible and become part of football was the development of camera and recording technology. You can see that in ancient times the recording system was not as sophisticated as it is today, so controversy could occur and only become known a few days later. This is certainly different from today's recording technology where slight errors can be seen in the re-recording and can cause protests from players and fans immediately after the match. So the use of VAR is an adaptation that must be made in football. I think in the future we will get used to this and be able to enjoy it. Hopefully.

This is why for me the use of VAR is vital in determining the true acts that have happened in a certain event. We don't need to blame the referee or anyone but they can just consult the recording and see for themselves what did really happen inside the arena.

This VAR system will also give fast resolution if there's conflict arising from the game. That is true, you don't need to wait anymore for days just to see what really happened inside the field. Human bias is also getting out of the picture here, which is actually favourable to both teams.

There will always be different points of view depending on each incident that cannot be accepted by one particular party.
For example when team makes fatal mistake but the referee does not see it clearly and VAR is the only tool to provide clarity then it is certain other cannot accept the even though it is clearly visible in the VAR.
This is one of the technological developments in sports, especially football, and of course it is very helpful, but not all parties will ever accept it well.
Moreover, this is legitimate tool and really provides more real or clearly accurate results and there is no manipulation that can be done so like it or not we all have to accept it.

As time goes by everything will become clearer and we can be sure that developments like this for new innovations in the future will also occur, everything will go with the flow and approval for the use of tools like this is also under FIFA approval.
In the future, we will not see any hidden mistakes because even small things in the match that are taking place can all be caught clearly by VAR.

[Leviathan.007]

Now after entering into this new era of technology, sports are losing their natural beauty, but many are believed this is also important for the fair results even this is not happening, and we are facing too many errors as well which are surely matter of concern as well but hopefully in near future version of this technology will improve, and we will be able to have better results which will surely help this all.

Currently, technology is increasingly sophisticated and sports such as football, which receive attention from all over the world, must adapt to technological advances. I agree with @Leviathan.007 that human error is part of football but I think that is no longer applicable in this day and age. What made human mistakes in the past possible and become part of football was the development of camera and recording technology. You can see that in ancient times the recording system was not as sophisticated as it is today, so controversy could occur and only become known a few days later. This is certainly different from today's recording technology where slight errors can be seen in the re-recording and can cause protests from players and fans immediately after the match. So the use of VAR is an adaptation that must be made in football. I think in the future we will get used to this and be able to enjoy it. Hopefully.

This is why for me the use of VAR is vital in determining the true acts that have happened in a certain event. We don't need to blame the referee or anyone but they can just consult the recording and see for themselves what did really happen inside the arena.

This VAR system will also give fast resolution if there's conflict arising from the game. That is true, you don't need to wait anymore for days just to see what really happened inside the field. Human bias is also getting out of the picture here, which is actually favourable to both teams.

What is the difference between the time when we didn't use the VAR system in the World Cup? Years ago we could blame the free because of the human mistake especially whenever a team couldn't get good results in the game.
But these news das they blame the whole VAR system because of mistakes and they blame the referee because of using this system wrongly which is exactly the same and the only difference if now the World Cup is more robot-like and and feels less realistic to people.
I think they had to use the VAR system in the World Cup at least in the two or three tournaments after that when they are sure about this system.

The VAR was invented to stop there being so many irregularities, so much corruption and so many injustices, however the refereeing team obviously manipulates the VAR, because they should use the VAR for everything, if a referee decrees that the VAR should not be used They don't even review it, and that is a very bad decision because the human being is going to make mistakes, but if more technology is implemented, more robots, I think that even the aribtral body has something to do only with more precision, then we We must go that way, there should not be any type of complaint, only that the corruption in football ends, I am sure that there are always rigged football matches and with late technology there never will be, that is like the blockchain with bitcoin and fiat money, we are people who will always see things from any point of view to defend human beings, but there is something that we do not have the capacity for, until now the human race has not improved, there is no bionic eye or anything similar, only robots.

The VAR in the next World Cup I hope they give it more power, because Argentina created a tremendous problem because of that, due to the management of its referees, and any team can do it and that is not well seen in soccer, in soccer things must be very transparent, they must be as clear as possible so that things happen, but I hope that the VAR is and has more power, because as I said before, the human eye escapes the things of the football game and that The game of soccer is a speed at which human beings play, and yet they rely on technology to see things, so if they want to have a fairer and cleaner soccer they must give power to technology, the rest will see more corruption Personally, I still see corruption because the VAR audios are no longer filtered or anything, that is something that does not add up, everything should always be done transparently.

Yes, we know why the VAR was invented actually since we saw many new technologies in AI and new systems, they decided to use the technology in football and called it VAR in fact the same technology like this is getting used in volleyball and they use this system to avoid the human mistake but talking about football as I think I did not agree about this system at all because this made the world cup to use the robots more than normal like the referee is doing nothing and even his decision can be changed by VAR.
I think time after time we are going to see no referee in the field and these systems will do the referees work.
However, if you ask me I think using it in the World Cup is wrong but I agree with you when you said in the next World Cup we are going see stronger VAR and that's because of seeing fresh technology.

[Hanadawa]

I think time after time we are going to see no referee in the field and these systems will do the referees work.
However, if you ask me I think using it in the World Cup is wrong but I agree with you when you said in the next World Cup we are going see stronger VAR and that's because of seeing fresh technology.

We cannot refuse the latest technology. The development of the world of technology and recording has made it necessary for football games and rules to take part in it. I agree with you that in the next world cup VAR should stay with you. You can't get rid of VAR because you can't expect drama to happen like in previous years. You can't expect us to see Maradona's hand of god goal or any other controversy. Nowadays all football matches can be seen in replay and social media will make all mistakes exposed more quickly. Without VAR technology, if the referee makes a wrong decision that will affect the match, I'm sure the next day there will be a massive protest because the decision has been exposed on social media. So I think VAR is a win-win solution even though it still has problems that need to be resolved.

[entertheabyss]

I think time after time we are going to see no referee in the field and these systems will do the referees work.
However, if you ask me I think using it in the World Cup is wrong but I agree with you when you said in the next World Cup we are going see stronger VAR and that's because of seeing fresh technology.

The world cup comes with alot of actions and we're ever ready to watch them. Are you enjoying the modern age football? For me, I'm going with a YES because it's been really an important and improvement in all round when it comes to football. The VAR alone clones the hefty duty on the referee, it becomes very easy for these officials to spot a penalty kick and fouls on the ball. Although there are times these VAR doesn't work out as plan and most of the football viewers hated the system, introducing an advanced in the coming world cup will be great idea and welcome development.

[FanEagle]

This is why for me the use of VAR is vital in determining the true acts that have happened in a certain event. We don't need to blame the referee or anyone but they can just consult the recording and see for themselves what did really happen inside the arena.

This VAR system will also give fast resolution if there's conflict arising from the game. That is true, you don't need to wait anymore for days just to see what really happened inside the field. Human bias is also getting out of the picture here, which is actually favourable to both teams.

There will always be different points of view depending on each incident that cannot be accepted by one particular party.
For example when team makes fatal mistake but the referee does not see it clearly and VAR is the only tool to provide clarity then it is certain other cannot accept the even though it is clearly visible in the VAR.
This is one of the technological developments in sports, especially football, and of course it is very helpful, but not all parties will ever accept it well.
Moreover, this is legitimate tool and really provides more real or clearly accurate results and there is no manipulation that can be done so like it or not we all have to accept it.

As time goes by everything will become clearer and we can be sure that developments like this for new innovations in the future will also occur, everything will go with the flow and approval for the use of tools like this is also under FIFA approval.
In the future, we will not see any hidden mistakes because even small things in the match that are taking place can all be caught clearly by VAR.

That is the most horrible thing in football right now. We have introduced VAR so that when ref's do not see something, they can go check the VAR and change their decision, but there are so many terrible people officiating a game that sometimes they see their mistake at VAR and still not change their call.

They have this huge ego where they keep thinking that they are as important as players and they change the course of the game. They literally rule finals and ruin them as well, remember last years Roma Europa finals game? That ref was almost getting attacked with his family there, he made clear mistakes and decided not to change any of it. I believe that we are going to just end up being terrible if we are not careful.

[Hirose UK]

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That is the most horrible thing in football right now. We have introduced VAR so that when ref's do not see something, they can go check the VAR and change their decision, but there are so many terrible people officiating a game that sometimes they see their mistake at VAR and still not change their call.

They have this huge ego where they keep thinking that they are as important as players and they change the course of the game. They literally rule finals and ruin them as well, remember last years Roma Europa finals game? That ref was almost getting attacked with his family there, he made clear mistakes and decided not to change any of it. I believe that we are going to just end up being terrible if we are not careful.

Sometimes not all referees can work well, when mistake occurs and they feel that what they see is the truth then the decision they take will only be based on their vision, they don't care about the recording results produced by VAR.
This happened several times, even in big competitive matches, some referees were even given sanctions by FIFA when they did bad things regarding the decisions they made.
Even when some players or coaches on one of the teams make obvious mistakes, they can still avoid it and make arguments in defense, but after all, the referee is the leader in the course of the match and no one can argue with him.
Controversies actually occurred when the match had finished and this was an incident that was truly detrimental to one of the parties.

Yes, you are right and unexpected things often happen which make the match heat up because of the referee decision which is considered inappropriate or irrelevant.
But all of this would be different if the referee really worked well and tried not to take sides with one of the competing team.
My only hope is that in the next World Cup, something like this will not happen because it could damage the image of football in the world championship.

[nullama]

~snip~
That is the most horrible thing in football right now. We have introduced VAR so that when ref's do not see something, they can go check the VAR and change their decision, but there are so many terrible people officiating a game that sometimes they see their mistake at VAR and still not change their call.

They have this huge ego where they keep thinking that they are as important as players and they change the course of the game. They literally rule finals and ruin them as well, remember last years Roma Europa finals game? That ref was almost getting attacked with his family there, he made clear mistakes and decided not to change any of it. I believe that we are going to just end up being terrible if we are not careful.

We have always had a 4th referee that is there assisting the main one.

VAR is just a massive 5th referee basically, with a room full of technical people running the system.

At the end of the day, the main decision has to be done by the main referee. Everything else is just an opinion.

I quite like that they kept it like that, and not like in Tennis, where it is the truth like an Oracle.

[Leviathan.007]

This is why for me the use of VAR is vital in determining the true acts that have happened in a certain event. We don't need to blame the referee or anyone but they can just consult the recording and see for themselves what did really happen inside the arena.

This VAR system will also give fast resolution if there's conflict arising from the game. That is true, you don't need to wait anymore for days just to see what really happened inside the field. Human bias is also getting out of the picture here, which is actually favourable to both teams.

There will always be different points of view depending on each incident that cannot be accepted by one particular party.
For example when team makes fatal mistake but the referee does not see it clearly and VAR is the only tool to provide clarity then it is certain other cannot accept the even though it is clearly visible in the VAR.
This is one of the technological developments in sports, especially football, and of course it is very helpful, but not all parties will ever accept it well.
Moreover, this is legitimate tool and really provides more real or clearly accurate results and there is no manipulation that can be done so like it or not we all have to accept it.

As time goes by everything will become clearer and we can be sure that developments like this for new innovations in the future will also occur, everything will go with the flow and approval for the use of tools like this is also under FIFA approval.
In the future, we will not see any hidden mistakes because even small things in the match that are taking place can all be caught clearly by VAR.

That is the most horrible thing in football right now. We have introduced VAR so that when ref's do not see something, they can go check the VAR and change their decision, but there are so many terrible people officiating a game that sometimes they see their mistake at VAR and still not change their call.

They have this huge ego where they keep thinking that they are as important as players and they change the course of the game. They literally rule finals and ruin them as well, remember last years Roma Europa finals game? That ref was almost getting attacked with his family there, he made clear mistakes and decided not to change any of it. I believe that we are going to just end up being terrible if we are not careful.

I'm the one who is against the idea of using VAR in the World Cups and I think a human with the old tradition and old school method can be much better for this World Cup because this will make it more human but I think we should accept there is a mistake in both system if we use the VAR or if we just use the referee because we can't be sure and say if the decision by the VAR system is right or not. I think they had to give it a gap between the invention of the VAR system and using it in the World Cup because the current VAR we can see is not something ready to be used in the important tournaments we see.

[gagux123]

However, if you ask me I think using it in the World Cup is wrong but I agree with you when you said in the next World Cup we are going see stronger VAR and that's because of seeing fresh technology.

Well... that's a good question and I confess that I'm curious to know what new types of technologies and features could be included in VAR at the 2026 World Cup.
I believe there could be some type of technology involving AI to help referees better interpret some decisions during World Cup games? Or is this still not possible?

[Leviathan.007]

~snip~
That is the most horrible thing in football right now. We have introduced VAR so that when ref's do not see something, they can go check the VAR and change their decision, but there are so many terrible people officiating a game that sometimes they see their mistake at VAR and still not change their call.

They have this huge ego where they keep thinking that they are as important as players and they change the course of the game. They literally rule finals and ruin them as well, remember last years Roma Europa finals game? That ref was almost getting attacked with his family there, he made clear mistakes and decided not to change any of it. I believe that we are going to just end up being terrible if we are not careful.

We have always had a 4th referee that is there assisting the main one.

VAR is just a massive 5th referee basically, with a room full of technical people running the system.

At the end of the day, the main decision has to be done by the main referee. Everything else is just an opinion.

I quite like that they kept it like that, and not like in Tennis, where it is the truth like an Oracle.

But it's not about being the first or last referee, it's about being effective in the game and in the decisions of the referee and that's what the VAR currently does in the games we see.
Even if the referee makes a decision he can change his mind because of the VAR system and this means time after time, we are getting closer to having a robotic game which is not going to be fun at all.
I think in the World Cups like this one in 2026, they could postpone usage of VAR and instead, they could trust on knowledge and skill of the referee they chose for each game which can make the World Cups much better and fun to watch.

[nullama]

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But it's not about being the first or last referee, it's about being effective in the game and in the decisions of the referee and that's what the VAR currently does in the games we see.
Even if the referee makes a decision he can change his mind because of the VAR system and this means time after time, we are getting closer to having a robotic game which is not going to be fun at all.
I think in the World Cups like this one in 2026, they could postpone usage of VAR and instead, they could trust on knowledge and skill of the referee they chose for each game which can make the World Cups much better and fun to watch.

Yes, that's the whole thing.

If the referee is certain of something happening, then no VAR is needed.

If there is some uncertainty, then the referee can have a look at what the VAR team produced.

It might not be enough to change the initial perception of the referee

[maknyos]

I'm the one who is against the idea of using VAR in the World Cups and I think a human with the old tradition and old school method can be much better for this World Cup because this will make it more human but I think we should accept there is a mistake in both system if we use the VAR or if we just use the referee because we can't be sure and say if the decision by the VAR system is right or not. I think they had to give it a gap between the invention of the VAR system and using it in the World Cup because the current VAR we can see is not something ready to be used in the important tournaments we see.

With VAR, the match will be more careful and the players will no longer look natural, there will be no more controversies such as hand of God goals or so on, like the previous World Cup. Sometimes VAR also becomes a controversy, because all decisions depend on the referee views. Some people like football without VAR, because they enjoy it from an old perspective. However, if it prioritizes justice, then VAR is considered very important in the development of football at this time. It all depends on individual perception, and in the upcoming World Cup VAR will be an important part of a match.

[nullama]

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With VAR, the match will be more careful and the players will no longer look natural, there will be no more controversies such as hand of God goals or so on, like the previous World Cup. Sometimes VAR also becomes a controversy, because all decisions depend on the referee views. Some people like football without VAR, because they enjoy it from an old perspective. However, if it prioritizes justice, then VAR is considered very important in the development of football at this time. It all depends on individual perception, and in the upcoming World Cup VAR will be an important part of a match.

At the end of the day the point of the game is to entertain.

These days I've seen so many great matches derailed by the overuse of VAR.

Every single call of it changes the flow of the game.

And they can even go way before the current time of the game. What's the point of going back say 2 minutes if something happened then. It should be applied immediately, and only on very tight calls.

[emrecemsan]

The World Cup 2026 qualifiers stage has already started as you know. I have been following especially the South America side because of loving to watch Argentina and Brazil.  

However so far Brazil have performed quite poorly.    Only 7 points in 6 matches... If they don't make progress this form could be very dangerous. It would be disappointing not to see them in the main tournament. They have such wonderful players but the team effort is not good enough. Fernando Diniz has been replaced by Dorival Junior after this poor effort.



Dorival Junior has many more titles achieved in his career. But I wonder if he can save this team.    The tradition of bringing only Brazilian coaches still goes on.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Now after entering into this new era of technology, sports are losing their natural beauty, but many are believed this is also important for the fair results even this is not happening, and we are facing too many errors as well which are surely matter of concern as well but hopefully in near future version of this technology will improve, and we will be able to have better results which will surely help this all.

Currently, technology is increasingly sophisticated and sports such as football, which receive attention from all over the world, must adapt to technological advances. I agree with @Leviathan.007 that human error is part of football but I think that is no longer applicable in this day and age. What made human mistakes in the past possible and become part of football was the development of camera and recording technology. You can see that in ancient times the recording system was not as sophisticated as it is today, so controversy could occur and only become known a few days later. This is certainly different from today's recording technology where slight errors can be seen in the re-recording and can cause protests from players and fans immediately after the match. So the use of VAR is an adaptation that must be made in football. I think in the future we will get used to this and be able to enjoy it. Hopefully.

This is why for me the use of VAR is vital in determining the true acts that have happened in a certain event. We don't need to blame the referee or anyone but they can just consult the recording and see for themselves what did really happen inside the arena.

This VAR system will also give fast resolution if there's conflict arising from the game. That is true, you don't need to wait anymore for days just to see what really happened inside the field. Human bias is also getting out of the picture here, which is actually favourable to both teams.

What is the difference between the time when we didn't use the VAR system in the World Cup? Years ago we could blame the free because of the human mistake especially whenever a team couldn't get good results in the game.
But these news das they blame the whole VAR system because of mistakes and they blame the referee because of using this system wrongly which is exactly the same and the only difference if now the World Cup is more robot-like and and feels less realistic to people.
I think they had to use the VAR system in the World Cup at least in the two or three tournaments after that when they are sure about this system.

The VAR was invented to stop there being so many irregularities, so much corruption and so many injustices, however the refereeing team obviously manipulates the VAR, because they should use the VAR for everything, if a referee decrees that the VAR should not be used They don't even review it, and that is a very bad decision because the human being is going to make mistakes, but if more technology is implemented, more robots, I think that even the aribtral body has something to do only with more precision, then we We must go that way, there should not be any type of complaint, only that the corruption in football ends, I am sure that there are always rigged football matches and with late technology there never will be, that is like the blockchain with bitcoin and fiat money, we are people who will always see things from any point of view to defend human beings, but there is something that we do not have the capacity for, until now the human race has not improved, there is no bionic eye or anything similar, only robots.

The VAR in the next World Cup I hope they give it more power, because Argentina created a tremendous problem because of that, due to the management of its referees, and any team can do it and that is not well seen in soccer, in soccer things must be very transparent, they must be as clear as possible so that things happen, but I hope that the VAR is and has more power, because as I said before, the human eye escapes the things of the football game and that The game of soccer is a speed at which human beings play, and yet they rely on technology to see things, so if they want to have a fairer and cleaner soccer they must give power to technology, the rest will see more corruption Personally, I still see corruption because the VAR audios are no longer filtered or anything, that is something that does not add up, everything should always be done transparently.

Yes, we know why the VAR was invented actually since we saw many new technologies in AI and new systems, they decided to use the technology in football and called it VAR in fact the same technology like this is getting used in volleyball and they use this system to avoid the human mistake but talking about football as I think I did not agree about this system at all because this made the world cup to use the robots more than normal like the referee is doing nothing and even his decision can be changed by VAR.
I think time after time we are going to see no referee in the field and these systems will do the referees work.
However, if you ask me I think using it in the World Cup is wrong but I agree with you when you said in the next World Cup we are going see stronger VAR and that's because of seeing fresh technology.

I used to think that way but I have seen that things have always been very focused on giving importance to the fact that the human being could do better, but the corruption is there, I don't know if you have seen the UEFA matches, for example no I know if you saw the Madrid game where they eliminated a goal at the last minute against Madrid, that is something that should not be done, plus they carded another player, you know for me that is a lot of corruption, I have seen cases of fouls serious and the referee does not take them as fouls, those things make you think very badly of one as a spectator, as a fan, as whatever, because if there is technology to see things that the human being does not see, then he must stick to that I think that the Var referees have to have much more responsibility than the main referee because they have the cameras and see everything in detail, for that reason I see things better that way.

When I see that there are many irregularities, I would like the VAR to become more radicalized, because at least in South American football because things with corruption are seen a lot and in European football I see that too.

If the refereeing body is more rigid and penalizes injustices, the players are much more careful and will not try to cheat, this is something where we would see a notable difference, so it seems better to me.

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The World Cup 2026 qualifiers stage has already started as you know. I have been following especially the South America side because of loving to watch Argentina and Brazil.  

However so far Brazil have performed quite poorly.    Only 7 points in 6 matches... If they don't make progress this form could be very dangerous. It would be disappointing not to see them in the main tournament. They have such wonderful players but the team effort is not good enough. Fernando Diniz has been replaced by Dorival Junior after this poor effort.



Dorival Junior has many more titles achieved in his career. But I wonder if he can save this team.    The tradition of bringing only Brazilian coaches still goes on.

In fact, there is not much difference between Dorival Junior and the other coach who worked in Brazil and I think in both cases they are not going to get perfect results and Dorival Junior can't help this team to have better performance at all.
The reason for them to choose this coach was mostly because of this coach being Brazilian because they don't want to have coaches from other countries and even if the time when there was new about Ancelloti working in this country for their national team they were not happy because they said they prefer a Brazilian coach and that their tradition which can damage the team over time because Dorival Junior is obviously not good enough for them.