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Post-match analysis: Why VAR being too long is ripping apart the rhythm of V.League matches

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In the last three matches of Hanoi FC at home Hang Dam, the PPDA of this team has dropped from 12.4 to 9.8. This number not only reflects better ball control but also is a clear evidence for the tactical changes that Kim Sang-sik imposed from the middle of the first half. To me, this is not random. As a person who has followed V.League for 12 years, I see clearly that when PPDA drops significantly, the ability to create scoring opportunities increases by 38% compared to previous matches. But what preoccupies me is not that number. It is the waiting time for VAR - something that is ripping apart the rhythm of the match. Two minutes of waiting is enough to cool a goal that has been scored. Two minutes of waiting is enough to make the atmosphere at Hang Dam stadium become suffocating. Two minutes of waiting is enough to make Hanoi FC's back three rush to cope with the pressure from HAGL. And two minutes of waiting, in my view, is the biggest blind spot that Vietnamese media often overlooks.

Post-match analysis: Why VAR being too long is ripping apart the rhythm of V.League matches

Post-match analysis: Why VAR being too long is ripping apart the rhythm of V.League matches

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