The controversy is still fresh, and it's because the Peru vs. Uruguay match with the "disallowed" goal by Miguel Trauco will continue to generate a lot of discussion.
On the subject, an authoritative voice was consulted by the national media Radio Ovación, and the Spanish Antonio Ibáñez de Alba, the inventor of the VAR system, emphatically stated "that the ball entered completely into the Uruguayan goal and that the video shown by Conmebol was manipulated."
"All images are manipulable, they are not reliable and do not adhere to reality. In this specific play, you can see that the goalkeeper catches the ball inside his own goal, however, the top line is manipulated and they make you believe that the ball did not fully enter," he said for the radio medium.
"There was manipulation here and the ball did enter completely. As I repeat, the images can be manipulated by 4 to 5 centimeters, something that the human eye does not observe because it is not that fast," added the VAR inventor.
"If there had been a chip on the goal line and on the ball, there would be no problems right now, but neither FIFA nor UEFA are interested in correcting these details because they just want to confuse more and more. That ball entered, verify that manipulated top line," concluded the expert.
It is worth mentioning that with this controversy in the middle, the Uruguayan people celebrate the qualification to the 2022 Qatar World Cup, a 1-0 victory over Peru at the Centenario that will generate a lot of talk for a long time.