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Super League VAR Dialogues ⁢Released, Revealing Key Decisions in Week 10 ‍Matches

Newly released recordings of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) communications from the 10th week​ of the‌ Turkish Super League have shed light⁣ on the decision-making process behind controversial ⁣calls ‍in matches involving Galatasaray,⁤ Fenerbahçe, and Beşiktaş. ‌The‌ recordings, published by Hürriyet,​ detail discussions surrounding a canceled penalty in ⁤the Kasımpaşa-Beşiktaş ⁣match and a red card issued during the Gaziantep FK-Fenerbahçe game.

The​ released VAR audio provides a rare glimpse into ⁣the real-time analysis and debate that shapes pivotal moments in Turkish football. In the Kasımpaşa-Beşiktaş match, VAR officials recommended‌ a field review for a potential penalty, ultimately leading to its cancellation after assessing a player’s hand ⁣placement and an opposing player’s reaction. Similarly,‌ in the Gaziantep FK-Fenerbahçe clash, VAR intervention resulted in a ⁤yellow card⁣ being overturned and a red card issued for serious foul play, based⁤ on the point of contact during a challenge.

During the Kasımpaşa-Beşiktaş review, the⁤ VAR ‌official stated, “I recommend ⁤an inquiry on the ⁤field for potential penalty ⁤cancellation.” Later,the ⁢official noted,”There is also an actor’s effect,keep in mind,he lets himself go.” Adan Deniz ‍KaAthpe, the on-field referee, ultimately concurred, stating, “I cancel the penalty and start the game with the referee’s ⁤shot.”

In the Gaziantep FK-Fenerbahçe ⁤match,⁤ the VAR official directed Atilla ⁣Karaoğlan to ​focus on⁢ the point ⁢of contact, saying, “We start with this photo, I​ show the point of contact.” ⁣Karaoğlan responded, “Yes, play it,” and subsequently decided to upgrade the yellow card to​ a red, explaining, “Yes, the point of contact with his cleats is towards his Achilles tendon… ​I cancel the yellow card and give a red card ‍to number 14 for‌ serious foul ​play.” These released dialogues ​offer openness into the submission of VAR protocol within the ⁣Super league.