Glad VAR finally ruled the goal valid.

Recently, the Spanish team in the European preseason group stage of the key game away 1-0 defeat Norway, so locked a ticket to the 2024 European Cup, the same group of Scottish team also out of the line together.

In the match, Spain’s victory was once again set up by VAR, which first advised the referee to blow off Morata’s offside goal, and then affirmed Gavi’s goal in the second half, after returning to the defense and letting Morata off the hook, who might have been in an offside position to influence the game. Spain beat Norway, who were ahead of Harland, with the only goal of the match, and secured the right to go through. The Bulldogs were instantly back in the limelight after the controversy over McTominay’s free kick against Scotland.

After the match, we caught up with the goal scorer, Xavi, and asked him about the impact of VAR on the game. Gavi’s answer was succinct: “My goal was influenced by Morata in the box, I don’t know if he was offside or not. My concern is that the goal was valid and for that I am happy.”