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Full coverage· Sports· Updated

AI Referee Rules Beit Shemesh Player Should Have Received Red Card

An AI referee system has ruled that Beit Shemesh player Brian Karbali should have received a red card for stepping on an opponent during a match against Hapoel Petah Tikva. The on-field referee and VAR did not issue a penalty for the incident.

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What happened

  1. 01AI referee determined Beit Shemesh player Brian Karbali deserved a red card.
  2. 02Karbali stepped on opponent Karim Kimbaidi during a match.
  3. 03The on-field referee and VAR did not penalize Karbali.
  4. 04The AI cited FIFA's Law 12 regarding serious foul play.
  5. 05The AI stated the action was violent conduct requiring a red card.

The AI, trained on FIFA rules, determined the action constituted serious foul play and violent conduct, requiring a red card despite any prior foul call.

Translated and summarized by baba from N12, the latest report. Read N12’s original

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