Arsenal’s lead coach, Renee Slegers, has requested Var’s introduction to women’s match after a crucial penalty decision was guilty of his loss at Chelsea over the weekend.
Arsenal All the less you say goodbye to your Super League Women (WSL) The title is waiting after a 1-0 defeat against the Blues of the Stamford Bridge Sunday. The result was the first loss of Slegers since he was at the helm and now he has seen them ten points drift from their rivals in London.
However, a contest was decided to be adjusted in the 84th minute after Chelsea They were awarded a penalty as a result of a lack of Kim Little to Lauren James. Gunners defender Katie McCabe was shown a red card in the middle of the plot, for directing an abusive language to referee Emily Heaslip.
Guro Reiten buried the penalty easily, but Arsenal fans immediately took social media, saying that he could have come into contact with the ball for the first.
Speaking after fame, Slegers requested the use of the video assistant referee (VAR) in response to the growing standards through the WSL.
“The bets are extended to women’s football,” he said. “I also think it is important that the game is attractive to the fans and VAR slows down the game and gives it more breaks. But I think it will develop over time and I think we should have it.”
Commenting on the sending of McCabe, Slegers confirmed that it was caused by “a conversation between Katie (McCabe) and the referee” and that “he had not yet talked to Katie (McCabe)”.
“I am very happy with the race so far for not losing the game and I think this says something about where we are as a team,” added Slegers. “I just think we’ve played against a higher team today, and we played a very tight game, and going to go in one way or another. It could have been a 0-0 game or a 1-1 game. For So much, I think we have a strong foundation.
“I think players feel it too. Yes, that happened, but that doesn’t define us. Of course, I’m really disappointed. I wanted to win today and I think we were close enough to get something out of the game, but now we will have to follow forward ”.
“I think it was a more important game in women’s football. So I think in general, if I was distanced from my role, I think it was a good game for women’s football.
“I think sometimes we play very good football and what was missing today were the goals. We created one or two good enough possibilities to score today and you will not have much against Chelsea.”
