Tag: IFAB
No concussions subs for football despite Premier League desire
Football's governing body, the International Football Association Board (IFAB), has decided not to introduce a trial of temporary concussion substitutes despite pressure from the Premier League to do so.
Football concussion subs decision questioned
The World Leagues Forum and FIFPRO have written to IFAB to request an explanation for the decision not to allow a temporary concussion substitute trial.
Chair of Referee’s committee faces racism probe, will step down
The chair of the Referees’ committee, David Elleray, is to step down at the end of the season as the FA Launch an independent investigation into the 67-year-old’s conduct.
IFAB propose rule change that could help Arsenal
The International FA Board have recommended a proposal to make the increase from three to five substitutes per game permanent.
Premier League referees will finally use pitchside monitors properly from next season
Premier League referees will finally use pitchside monitors properly from next season to rule on offside calls as well as red cards.
Arsene Wenger’s offside VAR changes get UEFA support as Premier League called to heel
The Premier League will review how they use VAR for next season and the offside rule will be changed to give the advantage to the striker - something it was already supposed to be doing.
Wenger VAR overhaul won’t be in place for Euro 2020
Arsene Wenger's plans to overhaul the offside rule, and VAR along with it, will not be in place for the Euros this summer according to the chief of the International Football Association Board (IFAB).
Ifab to consider various proposals to combat time-wasting
The International FA Board are set to consider various new proposals to combat time-wasting in football, as stats show it's reaching new levels in the English game.
Lawmakers to crack down on timewasting
Arsenal fans will be delighted to hear that football’s lawmakers are planning on new measures to crackdown on timewasting.