Conmebol removed the VAR manager from River-Flamengo, 96 hours after the final: the reasons

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96 hours after the final of the Copa Libertadores, the South American Football Confederation removed the Peruvian Diego Haro, who had been designated as VAR manager for the duel between River and Flamengo, scheduled for Saturday November 23 at the Monumental Stadium in Lime. Conmebol argued that "it did not comply with the established protocol" and replaced it by the Uruguayan Esteban Ostojich, who appeared on the initial payroll as an assistant to humanotechnology.

Haro, 36, broke the rule of the Referees Commission of the entity that indicates that judges can not provide notes before the meetings, when talking at dawn on Tuesday with radio Miter. “He gave statements talking about the finalists and is not allowed. The Conmebol, based on the criterion of responsibility and clarity for breach of the protocol, decides to change it, ”they informed from the entity that governs South American football.

“It is an honor to represent my country and that the first unique final of Copa Libertadores is made here. The referee as such must live the previous moments with care and respect, ”his radio address prologized. The Peruvian not only made statements; He also made football assessments that may have fallen badly among the contestants. For example, almost as an analyst, I said: "River has a dynamic game and won titles in no time, Flamengo has just found a philosophy with his new coach." I added: "River generated a football revolution in South America in the last 5 years."

Haro even referred to the controversy installed by Boca after the semifinal crossing of the Copa Libertadores about the alleged simulations of River players. "All the referees study the teams, if there are simulations we will inform them from the VAR," he replied.

96 horas después de la final de la Copa Libertadores, la Confederación Sudamericana de Fútbol eliminó al peruano Diego Haro, quien había sido designado como gerente VAR para el duelo entre River y Flamengo, programado para el sábado 23 de noviembre en el Estadio Monumental de Lime. Conmebol argumentó que "no cumplía con el protocolo establecido" y lo reemplazó por el uruguayo Esteban Ostojich, quien apareció en la nómina inicial como asistente de tecnología humana.

Haro, 36, broke the rule of the Referees Commission of the entity that indicates that judges can not provide notes before the meetings, when talking at dawn on Tuesday with radio Miter. “He gave statements talking about the finalists and is not allowed. The Conmebol, based on the criterion of responsibility and clarity for breach of the protocol, decides to change it, ”they informed from the entity that governs South American football.

“It is an honor to represent my country and that the first unique final of Copa Libertadores is made here. The referee as such must live the previous moments with care and respect, ”his radio address prologized. The Peruvian not only made statements; He also made football assessments that may have fallen badly among the contestants. For example, almost as an analyst, he said: "River has a dynamic game and won titles in no time, Flamengo has just found a philosophy with his new coach." He added: "River generated a football revolution in South America in the last 5 years."

Haro incluso se refirió a la controversia instalada por Boca después del cruce de semifinales de la Copa Libertadores sobre las presuntas simulaciones de jugadores de River. "Todos los árbitros estudian a los equipos, si hay simulaciones les informaremos del VAR", respondió.

Edited November 19, 2019 by =ASSESINO=