Revenues at the tech firm that decides questionable points in top GAA matches last year soared to £41m (€48.32m) - thanks to the controversial VAR (Video Assisted Referee) technology.

Perfectly good goals disallowed. Travesties of justice waved on. Players and managers tearing their hair out. Supporters in uproar. Officialdom lambasted. The grand old game going to hell in a handcart. Ah, yes, who wouldn’t miss football’s good old pre-VAR days?

Former All-Ireland Hurling final referee Brian Gavin has said he is in favour of the introduction of VAR in gaelic games.

The 2019-20 Premier League season is just a few days old, and yet the newly implemented VAR technology has already stolen the headlines on multiple occasions.

Over the past year or so, the Video Assistant Referee system, known as VAR, has been gradually rolled out to the world of football with the aim of improving the accuracy, and consistency, of refereeing decisions, writes Mike Ryder.

Tottenham Hotspur have enjoyed plenty of memorable European nights but none quite like the 90 plus minutes experienced in Manchester on a crazy, crazy evening.

UEFA plan to use video assistant referees in the Champions League next season.

Uefa says it is still weighing up the use of video assistant referees in its competitions, saying there are still “several uncertainties” over the technology.

My first World Cup memories go back to 1966 when I would have been 10 and at a stage in my childhood where I was really becoming obsessed with football.

Last week, the head of Fifa’s referee committee, Pierluigi Collina claimed that 99.3% of “match-changing” decisions have been, thanks to the newly introduced Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system, called correctly at the World Cup.

Referees committee chairman Pierluigi Collina has confirmed Fifa cracked down on holding by defenders at set-pieces after a series of early incidents at the World Cup in Russia.

If Donald Trump is said to fear walking down steps, my phobia was ‘going upstairs’.

Mainz benefited from a bizarre penalty decision which helped to seal a controversial 2-0 victory over fellow strugglers Freiburg in the Bundesliga.

Video Assistant Referee technology will not be used in the Premier League next season, the governing body has announced.

The International Football Association Board meets on Saturday to decide whether to approve the use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system throughout the game, including possibly at this summer's World Cup.

Manchester United midfielder Juan Mata remains a supporter of the Video Assistant Referee system despite it costing him a goal at the weekend.

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho feels the Video Assistant Referee system needs "adjustments" but likes the idea of it yielding "fair" decisions.

Another day, another VAR issue...

Another turbulent week, yet there’s a sense too we are on the cusp of a great breakthrough, of landmark progress. There is a mood for change.

The Video Assistant Referee system may have some "hiccups" along the way, but it remains the future of the game, according to Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger.