Discussions have been held regarding the potential implementation of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology during the Play-Out phase of the championship.
The proposal was raised during a meeting convened by Néji Jouini, the head of the National Arbitration Directorate (DNA), in collaboration with the directors of football matches at Télévision Tunisienne, the broadcaster responsible for airing Ligue 1 matches.
With a steadfast commitment to his role, Jouini convened the gathering to explore strategies for improving refereeing standards within the league.
During the discussions, an intriguing proposition emerged: the introduction of VAR during the Play-Out phase of the competition, with the ultimate goal of extending its usage to all Ligue 1 matches in the forthcoming season.
While specific details regarding the timeline for VAR implementation remain undisclosed, the potential integration of this technology signals a significant step forward in Tunisian football.
The prospect of utilizing VAR has garnered considerable attention and debate within football circles, with proponents advocating for its introduction to enhance fairness and accuracy in officiating decisions.
The decision to consider VAR implementation underscores the commitment of Tunisian football authorities to embrace modern technology and uphold the integrity of the game. By leveraging VAR, Tunisian Ligue 1 aims to align itself with global standards and provide a level playing field for all participating teams.
As discussions continue to unfold, stakeholders eagerly anticipate further updates regarding the potential rollout of VAR in Play-Out matches.
While the precise timing of its introduction remains uncertain, the prospect of VAR making its debut in Tunisian football represents a significant milestone in the league’s evolution, signaling a new era of enhanced officiating standards and fair play.
