- Var took years to decide if Beto's goal for Everton vs Man United was in
- Fans turned to social networks to express their indignation for the delay of three minutes
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Fans were outraged during Everton's clash with Man United, after VAR caused a delay of three minutes after Beto's first match against the Red Devils.
The goal seemed to be on the side when he looked at the naked eye, but the VAR felt that it was necessary to take his time with the call.
Beto was on the side when Abdouye Doucoure placed it from a short distance.
However, after a corner moments before, the striker was in an offside position when he stopped in front of Andre Onana.
Initially, the VAR was not sure if Beto was blocking the opinion of the United goalkeeper, probably leading to the long delay.
However, many fans were not in humor to extend any indulgence towards the VAR, and argued that the decision should have been surrounded much earlier.
Var took three minutes and 10 seconds to decide if Beto's goal for Everton was in
The VAR was debating whether the Toffee striker was blocking Andre Onana's view
Fans were furious about the delay, questioning why it took so long to analyze the original call
A fan wrote in X: '3 minutes to verify a goal … var not for me.
Another wrote: “I'm not sure why Var took so long to give what was a clear goal.”
A third asked: “Shocking defense, but why took three minutes to govern the goal?”
