Quote from: alankasman on Today at 06:01:15 PM

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Quote from: alankasman on Today at 05:03:26 PM

VAR changed the situation which gave Qatar victory. Again, VAR is being checked by the referee. If a violation is proven, Qatar will receive another penalty. It is true. The referee again showed the spot which allowed Afif to score a hat trick with a penalty.
1-3 for Qatar to win and Afif successfully converted his third penalty.

A strange final in my opinion.

Since VAR decisions are correct then Jordan have to blame themselves for missing that golden opportunity to bring the Asian Cup home.
Qatar and precisely Afif scored 3 penalties and even the draw didn't pass like 5-6 minutes. Jordan are pushing in these last minutes but it is too late.
I could say from now Congratulations to Qatar securing their AFC Asian Cup

Cannot protest against the referee's decision to award three penalties because VAR showed that all three showed mistakes made by Jordanian players.
Rarely have I watched the final of a big tournament like the Asian Cup get three penalties which led to a team successfully lifting the championship trophy.
Jordan feels like he just needs a miracle until finally we can congratulate Qatar as champions of the 2023 Asian Cup.

The Jordanian team entered into a state of confusion since Qatar obtained the second penalty kick, and that the process will take place in that show, this may have increased pressure on the psyche of the players and their return in playing, which led them to commit the same mistake. Of course, my analysis is based on the idea of reliability in what VAR offers.

Despite the strangeness of what happened, because the Jordanian team was at the level of organization and control of the ball better than the Qatari team, luck is sometimes the master of the situation. Congratulations to the Qatari team for winning the championship for the second time in a row.