VAR audios revealed in Peru vs. Uruguay: this is what the Brazilian referee said | VIDEO

By means of the CONMEBOLthe highest entity of South American football, revealed the audios VAR about the match between Peru vs. Uruguay for matchday 17 of the Qualifiers heading to Qatar 2022. For this reason, we present the reasons why Anderson Daronco did not take the goal against Peru.

A wave of indignation spread over the Peruvian fans after the South American qualifying match against Uruguay, which ended with a 1-0 victory for Celeste, considering that the Brazilian referee Anderson Daronco did not review a controversial play that could mean the draw for the Blanquirroja.

The word “robbery” was chosen by fans on social networks to describe the fact that the referee had not verified in the VAR that a shot by Peruvian Miguel Trauco was saved by the Uruguayan goalkeeper when it had apparently already entered the goal. rival.

In the streets, restaurants and parks of Lima where fans gathered to enjoy the Qatar 2022 qualifying match, anger and disappointment also spread because the team lost in a way they considered unfair.

The controversy did not escape Peruvian politicians and the ruling party legislator Guillermo Bermejo commented on Twitter: “That referee must be a Fujimorist. There is no other explanation for this robbery.”

With this victory, Uruguay won its place in the Qatar 2022 World Cup one date before the South American qualifiers end, while the Blanquirroja is fifth and has the first option to get into the playoff against an Asian country.

The game for the seventeenth day, which was played at the Centenario stadium in Montevideo, made the Celeste fans celebrate who, thanks to Giorgian De Arrascaeta’s only goal in the 42nd minute, anticipated their place in the World Cup final of year.

Those led by Diego Alonso occupy with this victory the fourth place in the table with 25 points and stayed with the last place with a direct quota to the World Cup, while those of Ricardo Gareca follow them in the table with 21 units.