The Premier League has confirmed three new rule changes for the 2025-26 season, with the likes of Liverpool and Manchester United set to be affected by the tweaks ...

IFAB, football’s law-making body, has clarified the offside rule, explaining what constitutes defenders “deliberately playing” the ball. Under the clarification, a player attempting to ...

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 ...

The Copa America Centenario will be the first major competition to implement soccer’s latest round of rule changes. The International Football Association Board (IFAB), a body made up of the ...

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 ...

The IFAB has postponed the possible introduction of a new blue card as part of trials of sin bins in professional football, sources have told ESPN.

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 ...

We want to fight against time-wasting, we want the fans to enjoy the game," Infantino told an IFAB news conference. "We have to ensure that also the application of the laws of the game are universal.

ZURICH, March 3 (Reuters) - Soccer's rule-making body IFAB has approved the use of the video replay system (VAR) to help referees make decisions, it said in a statement on Saturday.

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 ...