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AI Judge Rules Beitar Jerusalem Should Have Received Penalty
An AI referee has ruled that Beitar Jerusalem was denied a penalty kick in a match against Tiberias. The AI determined with 95% certainty that a foul by David Kaltenis on Omer Atzili in the penalty area warranted a penalty and a yellow card. The on-field referee and VAR did not call a penalty on the play.
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What happened
- 01AI referee determined Beitar Jerusalem was wrongly denied a penalty kick.
- 02AI concluded with 95% certainty a foul occurred in the penalty area.
- 03The AI also recommended a yellow card for the foul.
- 04Omer Atzili fell after contact with David Kaltenis in the box.
- 05The on-field referee and VAR did not intervene on the play.
The AI was trained on FIFA rules to provide objective assessments of such incidents.
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