NWSL Prepares For VAR
Written by Oluwaseun Oyediji
Things in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) are about to change.
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The league has partnered with Hawk-Eye, the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) provider for Major League Soccer (MLS), to implement the first-ever VAR system for a women’s domestic league.
VAR allows for the review of certain calls, including goals, penalties, and red cards.
It requires six camera angles, as well as extensive referee training.
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Hawk-Eye uses a video review room in Atlanta, with which the officials will have wireless radio contact during games.
The push for VAR comes after years of public criticism of the league’s officiating quality.
VAR reviews also will be shown in-stadium for fans to see.
Meanwhile…
More than two months after she announced it to the world, Kelley O’Hara has finally signed with Gotham FC.
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The two-time World Cup champion announced her intention to sign with the New Jersey club at a “Men in Blazers” event in November.
Her official signing was announced on Wednesday.
Gotham received a fine from the NWSL office in November for the premature announcement of a signing, thought to be O’Hara’s.
Preseason began this week, giving a hard deadline for the deal to be finished.
“I’m beyond excited to enter the next chapter of my playing career with Gotham FC,” O’Hara said in a statement.
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