Summary
The number of mistakes made by video assistant referees (VAR) has increased in the current Premier League season. The total errors have risen from 10 to 13 compared to the previous season, with most involving the VAR not advising changes to referee decisions.
Key Facts
- VAR mistakes rose from 10 to 13 in the first half of the Premier League season.
- Most mistakes were missed interventions, which increased from seven to 11.
- Incorrect interventions by VAR decreased from three to two.
- Total decision overturns dropped from 57 last season to 47 this season.
- The KMI Panel, which reviews these decisions, consists of five members including former players and coaches.
- Panel reviews include errors on-field and cases where VAR intervention wasn't needed.
- The KMI Panel reviews incidents like goals, penalties, and red cards according to game rules and expectations.
