In a groundbreaking move for the football world, the FA Cup has officially announced the full integration of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in its remaining matches this season. This ...

In the context of the FA Cup, the introduction of VAR means that fans—both in the stadium and at home—will receive real-time updates regarding any decisions made following a review. This transparency ...

The Premier League has further delayed the introduction of semi-automated offside technology (SAOT) after the record ...

It's come with its fair share of controversy, but how does VAR work in the Premier League? We cover every aspect of a VAR ...

The technology used by VAR will continue to affect football matches but requires three fundamental modifications, including ...

SOAT reaches domestic English football this weekend, with seven of the eight FA Cup fifth-round ties utilising the technology ...

Few things in football have transformed the game like the Video Assistant Referee (VAR). Its impact extends beyond the pitch. The technology has introduced a new layer of uncertainty for bettors ...

Developed by technology company Genius Sports, the Premier League says it creates a "more efficient placement of the virtual offside line" by taking the mapping of the relevant players out of the ...

the use of VAR has been a contentious debate. The Sporting News brings you all the details on whether the much-discussed refereeing technology is available for use in EFL Cup matches and in what ...

The vote comes after two years of turbulent implementation, sparking debate about the technology's impact on the game. The outcome will be closely watched internationally, given VAR's widespread ...

Milos Kerkez thought he had made it 2-0 for Bournemouth against Wolves only for goal to be ruled out after eight minutes as new technology failed to produce definitive offside ruling ...

It's semi-automated because the VAR still has to confirm the result, and the technology cannot tell whether an attacker is actively involved in play or confirm the ball was touched by a teammate ...