The goal was eventually ruled out for offside, but the VAR was unable to use SAOT and had to revert to the old technology. Ahead of its introduction, the Football Association had made it clear ...

But the Football Association (FA) warned in advance that marginal offside decisions in crowded goalmouths might prove too tight for the new technology to detect, meaning VAR would need to resort ...

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

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 ...

To better understand this, it's essential to note that a player is deemed offside when they are closer to the opponent's goal line than both the ball and the second-last opponent at the moment the ...

Prior to its introduction the FA said the expected average reduction of decision time in close offside calls with semi-automated offside technology is approximately 30 seconds; the lengthy delay was m ...

VAR is set to be used for the remainder of this season's FA Cup ties. The Football Association confirmed on Monday that the ...

Fans had to wait eight minutes for the VAR officials to disallow a Bournemouth goal The Football Association has said ... weekend of the semi-automated offside system being trialled in English ...