The Premier League believes its referees are setting a model for VAR that other leagues want to follow as the latest stats showed errors are down 35%.

The Premier League's chief football officer since 2022, Scholes said the league "wasn't in the best place" with VAR after a controversial call in last season's Tottenham-Liverpool game – a goal incorrectly ruled offside that didn't get an intervention after a breakdown in communications between the officials.

There have been a total of 13 video assistant referee (VAR) mistakes in the Premier League so far this season, say league bosses.

Video Assistant Referee (VAR) errors in the Premier League have dropped compared to last season. Data has shown how the league table would look without VAR.

The Premier League has admitted there have been four incorrect VAR decisions this season.They also say there have been a further nine “missed VAR interventions”, where they should have got

Referees are set to make in-stadium announcements about the outcome of video reviews in the Premier League from the start of next season.

The Premier League says "significant progress" has been made with testing of semi-automated VAR offside technology.

The Premier League has announced that “significant progress” has been made in testing semi-automated VAR offside technology (SAOT) in recent weeks, with the league still planning to introduce the new system during the current 2024-25 season.

The Premier League will introduce semi-automated offside technology (SAOT) in the 2024/25 season, expected around September or October. Recent issues with VAR, including a disallowed goal by Luis Diaz due to miscommunication last season,