Arsenal women’s boss Jonas Eidevall fumes at UEFA for not building objective-line technological innovation obligatory

Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall strike out at UEFA for failing to make aim-line know-how obligatory in the women’s Champions League right after his aspect suffered a 1- defeat at Bayern Munich.

Lea Schuller scored the only target of the game in the initially fifty percent but the Gunners believed they had equalised in the second when Stina Blackstenius noticed an exertion cleared off the line.

While VAR was in use at the Allianz Arena, goal-line technologies is not a mandatory need and was not obtainable to the officials.

Eidevall also criticised the use of VAR and claimed his side must have been awarded two penalties.

‘When we look at this competition and we’re considering about taking the following action for it, it highlights a couple of issues,’ Eidevall reported. ‘One: VAR is only released in the quarter-finals.

Arsenal women’s boss Jonas Eidevall was remaining sad over the absence of goal-line know-how in his side’s 1- Champions League loss to Bayern Munich

‘I don’t know if that VAR referee has at any time made use of VAR ahead of. Next: purpose line engineering is some thing you can use at that stage of the competitors, just like the team stage, but it’s not compulsory. 

‘Today goal line technologies was not in use simply because Bayern Munich selected not to pay back for it. When we go to the Emirates up coming 7 days, Arsenal choose to pay back for aim line technological innovation for the reason that we believe that is the right point to do to guarantee a good levels of competition.

‘I believe it’s a issue for the competitors that not each and every activity has the same amount of know-how in serving to the officers get the appropriate conclusions.

‘It’s not Bayern’s fault. It’s within their rights to get that conclusion but I feel we can all concur it is really weird that you participate in at a level in the competitiveness and all of a sudden it will come down to the host club no matter whether you are likely to fund engineering that is heading to be utilized by the two groups.’

Arsenal’s first penalty attractiveness came in the first fifty percent when Caitlin Foord observed a shot blocked by the hand of Glodis Viggosdottir in advance of an alleged shirt-pull on Rafaelle before Blackstenius’ header was cleared off the line.

The Gunners experienced a variety of odds at the Allianz Arena and believed they experienced equalised when Stina Blackstenius had a shot cleared off the line

The Gunners were being also guilty of missing several odds, with Foord hitting the article and Williamson looking at yet another effort and hard work cleared off the line.

‘Part of me is very pleased due to the fact I imagine the performance was truly powerful coming to Allianz Arena.

‘Part of me is dissatisfied with the end result, that we can’t be much more economical with our likelihood. Component of me is offended because of course VAR was not doing work in the arena tonight.

‘Otherwise it will have to be anyone sitting down there who is not hunting at the photos mainly because it’s very clear and apparent penalty scenarios – two of them. I believe which is unacceptable.’