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Premier League clubs vote to continue using VAR next season

Premier League clubs voted on Thursday to continue using VAR next season. (File)

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Updated 06 June 2024

June 06, 2024 16:15

Premier League clubs vote to continue using VAR next season

The 20 teams decided against scrapping video assistant referees for key onfield decisions

Updated 06 June 2024

June 06, 2024 16:15

MANCHESTER: Premier League clubs voted on Thursday to continue using VAR next season.
At the league’s annual general meeting, the 20 teams decided against scrapping video assistant referees for key onfield decisions, despite a series of controversies last season.
Clubs, however, voted to make improvements “for the benefit of the game and supporters.”