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Expert insight: World Cup video review controversies show why human referees still matter

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Alumni Digest editorial deskJuly 20, 20262 min read

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Campus	Western UniversityLondon, Ontario
Focus	Alumni leadership & practicePeople
Outcome	Verified reportingSeptember 2026 issue

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