It may only be day four at the World Cup, but we have already been provided with entertainment of the highest order. DEAN WORKMAN explores.
Roma president James Pallotta did not hide his feelings following Roma’s Champions League semi-final loss against Liverpool, taking aim at the officials.
The VAR system will continue to be trialled in England next season after Premier League clubs voted against its full implementation.
After Real Madrid were awarded a controversial stoppage-time penalty by Michael Oliver in their quarter-final Champions League clash against Juventus, many enraged football fans have called for VAR’s immediate implementation, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
After watching Paris Saint-Germain benefit from VAR in last Saturday’s Coupe de la Ligue final, AS Monaco striker Radamel Falcao revealed that he believes that the technology could ‘kill football’.
Fifa has approved the use of video assistant referees (VAR) for the first time at the World Cup during a meeting of the organisations council in Bogata.
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