SNUBS.. AND BRAZIL AREN’T HAPPY EITHER
‘VAR’, because then it is a yellow card. I think you just have to let the referees get on with it and let them take the decisions.
“They have got a hard enough game as it is without putting any more confusion in it.
“It is one of those things that I am going to have to take on the chin. Would it have been given in the Premier League? Probably not. In the World Cup it is probably a penalty.
“It is a learning curve for me. Next time I will probably head it away and ask questions afterwards.”
Marcus Rashford said: “The idea of bringing it (VAR) into the game is spot on. It will improve with time because there are some decisions where they have to at least check whether or not it’s a penalty.
“I’m sure it’s something they can improve on. We’ve not talked about Tunisia specifically, but we’ve had conversations about it previously. It’s a tough one because I think it’s something the game needed. As with everything, it needs improving and I think it will improve in time.”
The Brazil FA also weighed into the controversy after they had two decisions they felt should have been reviewed ignored in last Sunday’s match against the Swiss.
Brazilian football’s governing body said: “The CBF requires to know from FIFA the reason the technology was not used in key incidents during the game.”