Spot on. It being in its infancy there are going to problems, UEFA must learn from the mistakes made the other night, but also from other games that have had suspect VAR decisions and implement change. The media have actually acknowledged the handball which puts pressure on UEFA to make multiple angles available in an instant.
The big issue arises if UEFA turn to ignorance and do not act accordingly to what has occurred.
I hope though tha5 UEFA look at the laws of the game,, as i believe they need to be changed now to allow VAR to be used both correctly and swift. Their should be no grey area’s left to make the pitch ref’s job harder, offside should be a clear offside (none of this foot or shoulder being in-front), as of next season we are told that the handball llorrente scored would actually be disallowed.
VAR is here to stay, there is nothing we can do about it. Last season in the CL we were crying out for VAR being used in the games against the dippers for their offside goal and the milner rebound that put us through to score. Had VAR given those we would have experienced a different emotion to what we have the other night.