Another Premier League weekend, another VAR storm. We only just saw Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner vent his frustration over the controversial penalty and red card decision that helped swing momentum in Manchester United’s favour at Old Trafford.

Liverpool was on the receiving end of a VAR decision in its Champions League quarterfinal first leg against Paris Saint-Germain, with Ibrahima Konate's foul overturned

Arsenal’s game in Brighton in March reignited criticism of football officials and particularly video assistant referees. People are fed up with VAR failings. But could a small adjustment make VAR a

ARSENAL should have been awarded a penalty in their 2-0 win over Everton, a Premier League panel have decided. The Gunners needed dramatic late goals to get a crucial three points at the Emirates

Veerle Buurmans first-half goal for Chelsea against Arsenal was ruled out for a foul on Laia Codina; the referee disallowed it with VAR checking the decision, and stuck with the on-field call; Sonia Bompastor lamented the officiating,

Football’s use of video technology is once again under scrutiny as the sport’s governing bodies prepare to examine how VAR should function in the future. According to Philip Buckingham’s reporting in The Athletic, the International Football ...

Barcelona have lodged an official complaint over the performance of the referee in Wednesday’s Champions League defeat to Atlético Madrid.