The Premier League will implement new semi-automated offside technology (SAOT) from this weekend’s round of matches after ...

Under the Champions League’s new Swiss model system (you can see how that works here), there will be 36 teams instead of 32 teams competing and two of those extra four teams come from the ...

Semi-automated offside technology (SAOT) was introduced to major competitions in 2022, but did not debut in England until ...

The system for working ... positions in the bumper new league tables as well as further points for reaching different knockout rounds. All teams competing in the Champions League phase are awarded ...

One of the main principles of the new European club competition format ... It is for this reason that should the UEFA Champions League winners have also qualified for the league phase via their ...

Arsenal's run to the Champions League quarterfinals helped seal ... So, what about the new bonus points system? This is where things changed, and performance in the UCL became much more valuable ...

The Premier League spent two years testing a number of artificial intelligence-based semiautomated offside technology (SAOT) ...

Taking part in the UEFA Champions League can prove extremely ... The main reason for this is 36 teams competing in the new league phase, up from 32 in the traditional group stage.

The Premier League will follow in both UEFA and FIFA's footsteps and use semi-automated offsides for the final part of the ...

Champions League ... in October seeing new manager Vincent Kompany’s side be picked apart as they escaped the man-for-man press. In truth, Bayern stumbled through the league phase as losses ...

Reigning Premier League champions Manchester City are set to go up against the league in relation to recent plans to amend ...