"A recent survey shows that 91% of football supporters believe the game is better off without VAR, indicating a significant level of dissatisfaction with the system."
"Only 2% of fans agreed that VAR makes football more enjoyable, while 3% felt it enhances the experience of attending matches, highlighting widespread discontent."
"The biggest issue cited by fans regarding VAR was the delay in decision-making, with 96% of those polled expressing concern over the time taken to reach conclusions."
"Despite the strong opinions of fans, competition organizers and major clubs remain committed to VAR, with no indication of abandoning the system altogether."
Research indicates that 91% of football supporters feel the game is better without video assistant referees (VAR). An annual survey by the Football Supporters' Association reveals widespread dissatisfaction, with only 2% believing VAR enhances enjoyment and 3% stating it improves match attendance. While some fans support in-stadium communication regarding VAR decisions, many oppose new VAR protocols, such as adjudicating corner kicks. Despite fan discontent, competition organizers and major clubs remain committed to VAR, with a two-year review announced by football's lawmaking authority.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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