It's s strange rule. I've seen benefit of doubt given on video calls in England a lot more often this season, and sometimes it leaves you scratching your head, thinking it was too much of an advantage to the attacking side in some situations?
Here we have one that doesn't go that way and also leaves you scratching your head as to why not, if others have been. I think it's a poor rule because it adds to the uncertainty and inconsistency in refereeing, and I'd sooner see it scrapped so that every team knows there has to be no doubt. That or make it ref's call (like the old days) and we all have to live with the call they make?