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An Australian video assistant referee has been cleared of any wrongdoing by a Fifa investigation after a controversial hand gesture sparked a major social media storm. Shaun Evans was spotted making an upside down 'OK' sign during a global broadcast cutaway to the VAR hub in Dallas. The gesture drew immediate scrutiny due to its modern association with far right groups and white supremacy. However, the 38 year old official defended himself by stating that the movement was an involuntary, subconscious twitch. He explained that review footage from the VAR room showed him repeating the exact same motion multiple times throughout the match while holding a pen. Fifa concluded that there was no evidence of a disciplinary breach, meaning Evans remains available for the rest of the World Cup tournament. The incident has already forced a noticeable shift in how the sport is broadcast. Television cameras will no longer show VAR officials posing for the screen before kickoff, with teams now instructed to face their monitors instead.
An Australian video assistant referee has been cleared of any wrongdoing by a Fifa investigation after a controversial hand gesture sparked a major social media storm. Shaun Evans was spotted making an upside down 'OK' sign during a global broadcast cutaway to the VAR hub in Dallas. The gesture drew immediate scrutiny due to its modern association with far right groups and white supremacy. However, the 38 year old official defended himself by stating that the movement was an involuntary, subconscious twitch. He explained that review footage from the VAR room showed him repeating the exact same motion multiple times throughout the match while holding a pen. Fifa concluded that there was no evidence of a disciplinary breach, meaning Evans remains available for the rest of the World Cup tournament. The incident has already forced a noticeable shift in how the sport is broadcast. Television cameras will no longer show VAR officials posing for the screen before kickoff, with teams now instructed to face their monitors instead.
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