Video Assistant Referees

Premier League: Video Assistant Referees will improve league, says former England referee Howard Webb

Howard Webb's stint in North America's Major League Soccer has convinced him that Video Assistant Referees (VAR) will only improve the English Premier League.

Gianni Infantino re-elected for second term as FIFA president until 2023, says governing body is no longer toxic

Gianni Infantino said Wednesday he had turned FIFA into an organisation "synonymous with credibility" as he was re-elected for a second term as president of world football's governing body.

Premier League clubs vote to allow VAR replays on big screens in stadiums from next season

English Premier League clubs voted on Wednesday to allow replays of incidents reviewed by Video Assistant Referees (VAR) to be shown on big screens in stadiums.

UEFA confirms Video Assistant Referees will be used at Nations League finals in Portugal

Video Assistant Referees (VAR) will be used at this week’s UEFA Nations League finals in Portugal, Europe’s football governing body UEFA said on Monday.

Champions League: UEFA release statement explaining controversial VAR decisions in last-16 ties

UEFA explained why Slovenian referee Damir Skomina reversed his original decision not to point to the spot having been alerted to watch a replay of the incident by the VAR

FIFA World Cup 2018: Spain must be prepared for VAR in Russia, says coach Julen Lopetegui

Spain players are doing their homework on Video Assistant Referees (VAR) and will know the system inside-out at the World Cup, according to the national team coach Julen Lopetegui.

Serie A: Paulo Dybala's affinity for Number 10 jersey, VAR problems and other takeaways from gameweek 6

Here's a look at five things we learnt from the Serie A matches this weekend.

Brazilian TV reporter receives death threats after reportedly influencing Santos' defeat by Flamengo

A pitch-side reporter accused by Santos of influencing the result of a Brazilian cup match this week defended himself on Friday after receiving death threats.

Confederations Cup 2017: FIFA president 'extremely happy' with video technology, calls it future of football

The latest of the five decisions to go to review was when the video assistant awarded Australia a goal in their 3-2 defeat to Germany on Monday, despite replays appearing to show a handball from eventual scorer Tomi Juric in the build-up.