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Sports Minister Gives South Africa FA 21 Days To Account For Over $800,000 VAR Funds

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Sport Minister Gayton McKenzie has revealed that SAFA has been given 21 days to account for R13 million ($811,535.29) allocated towards the implementation of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) in South African football. McKenzie says he demanded the return of the money after becoming frustrated by the lack of progress in introducing the technology to [...]

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