VAR

The FIFA World Cup has produced unforgettable goals, legendary players and historic triumphs—but it has also been marked by moments of controversy that sparked global debate. From disputed refereeing decisions and infamous handballs to shocking fouls and political protests, these incidents have become part of football folklore. Here are some of the most controversial moments in World Cup history. 1. Diego Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’ (1986) Perhaps the most famous controversy in football history occurred during the 1986 World Cup quarter-final between Argentina

In the realm of football, few names resonate as profoundly as Cristiano Ronaldo. His exploits on the field have earned him adoration and acclaim, cementing his status as one of the greatest players in the sport's history. Yet, even legends encounter moments of adversity, as was evident in a recent Saudi Super Cup semifinal clash that unfolded in Abu Dhabi. In a match brimming with tension and intensity, Ronaldo found himself at the center of a contentious incident that marred an otherwise enthralling

Referees' body PGMOL has effectively accepted controversial VAR decisions made at Chelsea and Newcastle were wrong and will fully co-operate with a Premier League review of the incidents. The decisions denied Newcastle United and West Ham goals against Crystal Palace and Chelsea, respectively. Both teams thought they had scored, with the goals confirmed by the on-pitch referee. But in each instance the goals were disallowed after VAR reviews. The decisions have been heavily criticised, with many arguing that the role of VAR is

Video Assistant Referees (VAR) is set to be used in the rip-roaring yet grueling Premier League from next season the cash-rich league has confirmed. At a shareholders’ meeting held on Thursday, a majority of the clubs voted in favor of VAR after having reached a principle agreement. The VAR, which was introduced in the FIFA World Cup, proved to be a savior for many teams in a just manner. The referee here reviews decisions made by the on-field referees and with the use