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Sensores, IA e VAR: aposta da Fifa em tecnologia gera polêmicas na Copa do Mundo
Folarin Balogun, dos EUA, recebe cartão vermelho do árbitro Raphael Claus.
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Se o presidente da Fifa, Gianni Infantino, esperava que a tecnologia ajudasse a reduzir as controvérsias da arbitragem, a Copa do Mundo mostrou que o debate está longe de terminar.
O uso da tecnologia esteve no centro das principais polêmicas do torneio, incluindo a expulsão de Folarin Balogun, caso que chegou a chamar a atenção do presidente dos Estados Unidos, Donald Trump.
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