
The CTA admits a mistake in Mbappé's penalty at Getafe
The programme also explains Aramburu's penalty on Nico Williams at San Mamés and Satriano's goal against Seville, with the VAR decisions.
The Referees' Technical Committee (CTA) admits a mistake in the penalty awarded to Kylian Mbappé at Getafe. According to MARCA, its Tiempo de Revisión programme considers that Prati puts his arm out without applying any force, with no clear cause and effect, so the error lies with referee Munuera Montero on the pitch and also with the VAR for not intervening.
In the penalty Aramburu conceded to Nico Williams at San Mamés, the CTA says that if Aramburu clears the ball there would be no spot-kick. However, the Kinexon tracking technology recorded one last contact when Nico touches the ball, and that backed the VAR's decision. The committee had already admitted that same Monday that the technology could have failed.
Finally, on Satriano's goal against Seville, the CTA backs the referee: the striker's arm makes contact with the defender's face in an action open to interpretation, so the on-field decision stands and the VAR should not have stepped in.
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