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VAR Official Explains Controversial Hand Gesture as Involuntary Reaction
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VAR Official Explains Controversial Hand Gesture as Involuntary Reaction

Shaun Evans, the video assistant referee, has clarified that his recent hand gesture was not intentional but rather an involuntary reaction, denying any deliberate communication.

Editorial Staff1 min read

In a recent statement, Shaun Evans, the video assistant referee, addressed concerns regarding a hand gesture he made during a match. He emphasized that the gesture was not intentional.

Evans described the action as an 'involuntary, subconscious twitch' and stated that he was 'unaware' of making the gesture at the time.

This clarification comes amid scrutiny over the implications of such gestures in officiating, as Evans firmly denied any intention to convey a message or affiliation.