We are analyzing every VAR decision at the World Cup. Find out why the VAR didn't review the penalty that was scored by Portugal's talismanic player.
We take a look at the major incidents after each game and explain the process in terms of VAR protocol and the Laws of the Game.
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In the 62nd minute, Portugal were awarded a penalty when Mohammed Salisu knocked over their star player.
The penalty was scored byRonaldo.
The VAR review only needed a quick check by the referee.
There was contact on the Portugal forward's boot and upper body before he got to the ball.
It would not be seen as a clear and obvious error by the match referee if we looked at it in VAR terms. If the referee didn't award the penalty, the VAR wouldn't have advised a spot kick.
It would have been grounds for a full review if he had gotten to the ball first, but he didn't.
The referee blew for a foul againstRonaldo in the 31st minute after he thought he'd scored. The referee's whistle prevents the VAR from looking back at the foul that led to the goal.