A new study finds that more than one in four calls is dead wrong
Werner Helsen, a kinesiologist at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
in Belgium, recently led a team of researchers that looked at video
replays of all the offsides during the 2002 World Cup, including
offsides that weren't called. The results were sobering: The call on
the field was dead wrong 26.2 per cent of the time. The refs, in
other words, blew a little more than one in every four calls.
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