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Deportivo Cali fell 2-0 with Vélez Sarsfield last Tuesday, November 24, in the first leg of the round of 16 of the South American Cup.
The game that was played at the José Amalfitani Stadium was adorned by the controversial decisions of the VAR and the Chilean referee Cristian Garay, who at minute 44 annulled a goal to Jhon Vásquez, for an alleged offensive foul.
In the midst of the controversy, Conmebol published this Friday the audios of the VAR, of the play that could mean the first goal of the game and the advantage for the sugar team, with the aim of clearing all kinds of doubts and revealing the reasons for the judges to annul the goal.
The referees agreed that Vásquez slapped Tomás Guidara in the face as the ball headed for his head. Is the controversy cleared up? You judge …
AVAR: Possible hand.
WHERE: Possible fault.
AVAR: Collection is missing, perfect.
WHERE: Stay alive.
AVAR: Ok, I’m on the live.
WHERE: I want to see the possible hand from before.
AVAR: He goes to the middle of the field, be careful not to resume.
WHERE: Stop it, we’re checking the situation. Give me 4:50, please. I want to see the possible foul situation.
AVAR: They are both taken.
WHERE: Later, before, before, let her run. Give me a more open angle to see the situation from the beginning.
AVAR: The two moving backwards, but the green arrives better.
Operator: I have a closer teacher in case you would like to see.
WHERE: Andrés, I’m checking the situation in the area. Has a closer angle to see. What Garay charged, what does he describe.
AVAR: Foul by the attacker.
WHERE: An angle behind the arch can give me. Yes, I confirm the decision, he has an arm in the face of the white player.
AVAR: They are both taken before, long before.
