VAR introduction: ‘Sundowns won’t dominate, Chiefs would still be trophyless & Pirates won’t win Cup for 20 years’

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VAR introduction: ‘Sundowns won’t dominate, Chiefs would still be trophyless & Pirates won’t win Cup for 20 years’
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South Africa’s Minister of Sports, Gayton McKenzie, assured Mzansi that the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) will finally be introduced next season.

This will be a massive step in ensuring that human error is reduced or eliminated from the beautiful game in the country. There have been concerns by the coaches and fans about the level of officiating in the Premier Soccer League.

Have a look at the response from football lovers as sampled by Afrik-Foot.

Chiefs can nw start winning trophies

Kaizer Chiefs players celebrate a goal against Al Masry. Photo Kaizer Chiefs

So that means Mamelodi Sundowns will no longer dominate in the Premier Soccer League – Kwanda Shenge 

So does that mean Siwelele FC are on their way to winning the Premier Soccer League title? – Elias Wa Malamule 

Now, the small teams like Kaizer Chiefs and others can start winning the league – Thapelo Option

Come next season, they will again say VAR will be available on the 2027/28 season – Loyiso Mzimela 

With VAR, Khuliso Mudau will get a red card every match for playing with hands – Thipakgolo Molifi Maleka 

Sundowns to dominate for 300 years?

Mamelodi Sundowns players celebrate Brayan Leon's goal against Orlando Pirates. Image - Mamelodi Sundowns
Image – Mamelodi Sundowns

But they announced that it is going be implemented during the Nedbank Cup semifinals – Bongani Mtimandze Madonsela

You have given the money to SAFA? More like I have hired the lion to guard the livestock – Joe Mabaso

 If it came before last season’s Nedbank Cup, Kaizer Chiefs would be on their 11th year without a trophy – Castello Mabitsela

 The dominance of Sundowns for the next three centuries is now guaranteed – Lebohang Mots’oane

Finally, Orlando Pirates will be trophyless for 20 years – Bulelani Mthembu 

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Willis Sob is an experienced journalist who has been in the game since 2009, covering major assignments around the continent.
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