According to the newspaper As, FIFA's Referee Committee (IFAB) will meet in March 2022 to decide whether to promote the use of the semi-automatic offside technology now known as "orsay".
The semi-automatic offside determination technology can be used by a dedicated camera device installed under the roof of the stadium, and the player limb tracking data extracted from the video will be sent to the operation room, and the calculated offside line and detected kick points can be provided to the operator in almost real time. The operator can then immediately present the offside situation through the VAR, in the process of analyzing not only the position of the players, but also their participation in the attack on the move.
It is reported that another topic of discussion at the meeting in March next year is to discuss the proposal of UEFA 'offside should be quantified', UEFA president Cheferin said: "Under the current rules, you may be offside because your nose is bigger than others, and it is difficult to be completely objective in the VAR line, and our suggestion is that an attacking player is 10 cm or 20 cm more than the most recent defensive player (specific criteria can be discussed) before it will be judged as offside." In addition, the meeting will also study the jurisprudence of mbappe scoring a goal in Spain in this year's UEFA Nations League final, and clarify the corresponding penalty criteria (there are opinions that Spanish defender Eric Garcia did not touch the ball at that time, and Mbappe should be judged to be offside).
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