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video referee

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video referee
n
(Team Sports / Rugby) Rugby an additional referee during a televised game who is able to examine video playback to determine whether or not a try has been legitimately scored
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Given that rugby league relies heavily on the video referee, last Saturday's match got off to the worst possible start, since the big screens were blank for the first three minutes and 40 seconds, during which time Warrington scored a try that required off-field confirmation, and another was disallowed.
Wembley failure a reminder to racing by The Racing Post (London, England)
The Tigers led 14-6 and had a 63rd-minute try by hooker Kirk Netherton disallowed by video referee Phil Bentham, who ruled Rangi Chase had been tackled before making the final pass.
This is a hard loss to take by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Everyone waits five seconds for the video referee before making a decision.
Chelsea boss Hiddink pleads for video replay by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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