Seemingly every year, a wacky new concept emerges—probably from Arsène Wenger’s mind. The latest reported proposals from the ...

At their annual general meeting, the International Football Association Board (IFAB) have approved a change to the Laws of the Game for next season (2025-26) about goalkeeper time-wasting. Eight ...

Football's rule-makers have approved in-game trials with video assistance for referees, as well as changing "triple punishment" rules.

Football Association CEO Mark Bullingham says there isn't "any need" to extend VAR's powers as there are "enough ...

IFAB also rejected the use of countdown clock in football, preferring an approach to improve the amount of time the ball is in play by applying the current laws of the game.

Goal-line technology was approved on Thursday by the International Football Association Board, which determines the laws of soccer.The IFAB, composed of FIFA and associations in England, Scotland ...

As an IFAB member, England are keen to host trials, having tested goal-line technology during a friendly in 2012 at Wembley Stadium. "We will look back in 15-20 years' time and wonder how we never ...

Hands up — and be honest — who has heard of IFAB? Need a clue? OK, it held its 134th annual general meeting in Northern Ireland on Saturday. Still nothing? No problem, you are not alone. After ...

IFAB technical director David Elleray said. ''Football is saying to us that we don't think that your toe being two centimeters in front of the end of a defender is a significant enough advantage ...

IFAB had frozen all investigations into such technology at its annual meeting two years ago, but it was put back on the agenda for this year's meeting.

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Basingstoke, July 5th 2012: Hawk-Eye Innovations is pleased to have been selected today by the International Football Association Board to provide goal-line technology to football associations ...