Referees Felix Zwayer and Helmut Krug made history with their calls, using technology to allow and disallow goals.

It seems that , at long last, the Video Assistant Referee technology earned some credibility in a big game.

The game between Spain and France had two initial calls by ref Felix Zwayer changed, as VAR technology operated by German referee Helmut Krug showed two offside calls were wrongfully awarded by Zwayer.

First off, Antoine Griezmann's opening goal was disallowed by Zwayer and Krug, as the replay showed that Griezmann was offside before scoring via a header.  Layvin Kurzawa, who assisted Griezmann, was also offside before feeding Atlético's striker.

As the game approached its conclusion, Gerard Deulofeu scored after a swift counter-attack. Zwayer's first reaction was to award an offside, but replays seen by Krug confirmed that the wingman was onside before scoring Spain's second goal, forcing Zwayer to change his ruling.

Maybe Video Assistant Referee technology will really make a difference, especially because it took barely ten seconds to have both rulings changed.