Canceled two goals in the first round .. Mouse says his speech in his first appearance Bermirlig

Nasser Sadiq *

The assistant video referee (FAR) technique took the limelight during the first round of the Premier League, as Manchester City and West Ham saw their first decision to cancel a goal and canceled another goal for Wolverhampton in Leicester City.

Manchester City, who were the direct cause of their exit from the Champions League quarter-final by compatriot Tottenham, was the first victim of modern technology in the league when the assistant referee scrapped Gabriel Jesus's goal for City in his first intervention.

When City went 2-0 up, Jesus scored his second goal of the game in the 53rd minute, but the mouse quickly canceled the goal after goal-maker Raheem Sterling's infiltration was revealed. The team was unaffected by the 5-0 win.

He also canceled another goal in Wolverhampton Wanderers' match against Leicester City, depriving the former of the chance to win at home in the match that ended in a goalless draw.

Wolverhampton player Leander Dondonker was shocked when the mouse canceled his only goal in the 50th minute, claiming to have touched Willie Polly's arm.

Dondonker and his team have been the victims of new amendments to the football law that have only come into effect this season, which require the cancellation of deliberate touch in the hand of the attacker, meaning that any hand touch on the attackers is a violation even if not deliberate, while maintaining the requirement of deliberate new controls for the team The guns.

The wisdom of this amendment will end the controversy and doubts about any goal preceded by a hand touch, as happened in the African Champions League final when international referee Jihad Grisha canceled a goal for WAC because the ball touched the attacker's hand before scoring, knowing that the amendment was not valid at the time, and that the touch The hand was not deliberate.

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* Former international rule