Another Premier League weekend, another VAR storm. We only just saw Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner vent his frustration over the controversial penalty and red card decision that helped swing momentum in Manchester United’s favour at Old Trafford.

Arsenal are surging towards the Premier League title after opening up a commanding nine-point lead over Manchester City after a clinical 2-0 win over Everton last weekend.The foundation of

Premier League supporters have delivered a clear verdict on VAR, and it echoes a frustration Celtic fans know well. A Football Supporters’ Association poll

The audio from VAR reviewing Leeds’ equaliser against Chelsea in their recent Premier League clash has now been made public, adding another layer to an already controversial moment. Liam Rosenior will be furious at his team for letting a two-goal lead ...

Check out all the controversies, analyses and reactions arising from match day 29 in LaLiga.

Veerle Buurmans first-half goal for Chelsea against Arsenal was ruled out for a foul on Laia Codina; the referee disallowed it with VAR checking the decision, and stuck with the on-field call; Sonia Bompastor lamented the officiating,

'Not good enough': Sonia Bompastor fumes over VAR controversy in Chelsea loss as Veerle Buurman goal ruled out - Blues denied an equaliser towards the end of the first half at the Emirates