VAR recordings for the Trabzonspor - Fenerbahçe match have been released
The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) has released the VAR recordings for the matches played during the 11th week of the Trendyol Süper Lig.
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The TFF has shared the audio and video recordings of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) for 4 matches played during the 11th week of the Süper Lig on its YouTube account. The matches and decisions included in the video are as follows:
- In the 19th minute of the Eyüpspor - Hatayspor match, referee Yasin Kol went to the monitor following a VAR intervention after the visiting team scored a goal. Upon returning to the pitch, Yasin Kol canceled the goal on the grounds that Rivas had committed a foul on Umut Meraş while winning the ball at the start of the play.
- In the 62nd minute of the Bodrum FK - Alanyaspor match, referee Ali Şansalan initially showed a yellow card following Musah Mohammed's challenge on Makouta. After reviewing the incident following a VAR intervention, Şansalan canceled the yellow card due to Mohammed's unsporting conduct and sent him off with a direct red card.
- In the 52nd minute of the Trabzonspor - Fenerbahçe match, the ball went out of play after a shot by Okay Yokuşlu inside the penalty area following a corner kick by the home team. Referee Oğuzhan Çakır went to the monitor for a potential penalty review following a VAR intervention. Having determined that Djiku had committed a foul on Okay, Çakır returned to the pitch and awarded a penalty in favor of Trabzonspor.
- In the 60th minute of the same match, referee Oğuzhan Çakır was called to the VAR monitor again following a duel between Çağlar Söyüncü and Banza inside the Fenerbahçe penalty area. After reviewing the replay of the incident, Çakır awarded a second penalty for the home team.
- In the 23rd minute of the Samsunspor - Antalyaspor match, referee Direnç Tonusluoğlu was alerted for a potential penalty decision. After reviewing the incident between Moussa Djenepo and Emre Kılınç inside the penalty area, referee Tonusluoğlu returned to the pitch, stating that Djenepo's "foot movement was inevitable after striking the ball," and did not change his decision.