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UEFA will publish the evidence, they do in the days after all VAR overturns.

They have given it for touching Konate's arm a second time after it comes off VVD. And thus was handball by the scorer.

Uefa fears impact of new Premier League spending rules Uefa is seriously concerned that the Premier League's new financial rules could further impact competitive balance.

Uefa has serious concerns about the impact of the Premier League's new financial rules.

From next season PL clubs not in Europe can spend 85% to 115% of their already bigger income on squads.

The 108 clubs in Europe will be limited to 70%.

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Uefa fears impact of new Premier League spending rules Uefa is seriously concerned that the Premier League's new financial rules could further impact competitive balance.

Uefa has serious concerns about the impact of the Premier League's new financial rules.

From next season PL clubs not in Europe can spend 85% to 115% of their already bigger income on squads.

The 108 clubs in Europe will be limited to 70%.

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Handball, offside, VAR - is football too complicated? From handball, to offside and VAR, it has become difficult for supporters to follow what is going on with football.

Has football become too complicated, or was it always this way?

✋ The confusing handball law
😙 Subjective offside calls
🦵 The crazy world of "deliberate play"
♦️ Double jeopardy + advantage
📺 Of course, VAR
🎉 And it's going to get worse!

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Can Liverpool afford to miss out on Champions League? Failure to qualify for the Champions League would have financial implications for Liverpool. How much would it impact them?

Failure to qualify for the Champions League "could cost Liverpool £120m".

But they are in such a healthy financial position, they are well placed to absorb it despite last summer's big spending.

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Premier League corner chaos: How can football's lawmakers sort the issue? Holding, wrestling, battling ... call it what you will. Corner kicks in the Premier League are becoming dominated by it. Can anything be done?

How can football fix the corner chaos?

Looking at:
▪️ Refs or players/coaches to blame?
▪️ What managers have been saying
▪️ Set-piece goals highest in PL
▪️ Potential solutions / law changes
▪️ Input from former PL assistant Darren Cann

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You do not have to look far on social media to find images and videos of footballers in unlikely or bizarre situations.

But what can players and clubs do about 'AI slop'?

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The issue was discussed at the Ifab AGB in Wales this weekend.

It was agreed there would be consultation to develop measures to stop players hiding what they might be saying to an opponent.

Fifa will bring in a measure for the World Cup.

And Infantino wants a red card.

Footballers covering their mouths should be sent off - Gianni Infantino Players who cover their mouths when speaking to opponents during confrontations should be sent off, says Gianni Infantino.

Players who cover their mouths when speaking to opponents during confrontations should be sent off, says Fifa president Gianni Infantino.

He says there's no genuine reason to hide what you are saying.

Via @robharrisreports.bsky.social

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VAR: More trials of challenge system expected during two-year review Pierluigi Collina says there will be further trials of a challenge system as part of a two-year review of VAR.

Fifa referees' chief Pierluigi Collina says there will be further trials of a challenge system as part of a two-year review of VAR.

FA chief Mark Bullingham fully supports the idea.

Could coach reviews be coming to the top level leagues?

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Laws of football: Wider VAR scope and more countdowns for World Cup Corners and second yellow cards are added to the scope of the video assistant referee for this summer's World Cup.

Law changes confirmed:
📌 VAR for corners and 2nd yellows
📌 5-sec countdown on throws and goal-kicks
📌 10-sec countdown on subs
📌 As revealed, players off for 1 min on an injury
📌 Wenger's "daylight" offside trials for Canada from April

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The "clock is ticking" for the Premier League and EFL to end their financial impasse, says the chair of the new regulator.

David Kogan said: "If the leagues can't find a new deal, those powers will be enacted, and [that includes] parachute payments."

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Man City 115 charges: Javier Tebas says handling of case 'damaging' for Premier League The Premier League has been

The handling of the 115 charges Manchester City are facing for alleged Premier League financial rule breaches has been "damaging" for the competition, says La Liga president Javier Tebas.

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Gianni Infantino - 10 years as Fifa president Gianni Infantino has clashed with players' unions and European football, but remains in an impregnable position at Fifa.

Expansion, reform and controversy - 10 years of Gianni Infantino as Fifa president.

Charting his rise from the man who made the Champions League draw to the most powerful figure in world football.

More money, but more football and more headlines.

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"Uefa had to move fast"

Analysis of Uefa's decision to provisionally ban Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni for discriminatory behaviour.

Including very clear precedent from a past case in similar circumstances.

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Fifa wants injured players to stay off for one minute Players who receive treatment for an injury could be forced to stay off the field for one minute under proposals from Fifa.

Injured players could be forced to stay off for one minute under proposals from Fifa.

Fifa has trialled two minutes but BBC Sport understands there has been push-back from leagues.

It will be discussed and voted on at the Ifab AGM on Saturday.

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Champions League: Scottish football faces serious consequences of European failures The Scottish Premiership looks certain to have only one place in the Champions League after next season after the failure of their clubs in European competition this term.

Scotland now all but certain to lose its second Champions League place.

It gets worse:
🔷 European allocation drops 5 to 4
🔷 Runners-up only get Conference League by right
🔷 All teams in qualifying rounds earlier
🔷 Champions could miss league phase

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Have to be 15th for two UCL places.

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Will be confirmed as soon as Celtic are knocked out.

Not only in danger, will definitely go down to one UCL place

Chelsea news: Jose Sa challenge on Joao Pedro was a penalty, panel says Chelsea should have been awarded a third penalty in their 3-1 victory at Wolves, the Premier League's KMI Panel has said.

Chelsea should have been awarded a third penalty in their 3-1 victory at Wolves, the Premier League's KMI Panel has said.

Jose Sa caught Joao Pedro with a raised boot when claiming the ball.

However, it was not to the VAR threshold.

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Often difficult to notice because most of the coverage and complaints is in foreign language media.

Very easy to find articles about Serie A though!

Germany back up to second in the race for the extra Champions League slots.

Italy's implosion this week, with all three Champions League teams losing, further solidifies the Premier League's position of power.

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Uefa's racism protocol: What is it and is it working? Rather than player welfare, the focus was about racism protocol and process. Did this fail Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr against Benfica?

What is Uefa's racism protocol and is it working?

"It is the least bad of a set of terrible options."

A look at what is expected of a referee, and how the protocol has been put together.

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Is VAR just as controversial in the rest of Europe's top leagues? You do not need to look far to find people proclaiming that VAR works fine outside the Premier League. BBC Sport spoke to people across Europe's top leagues to find out.

"VAR works fine everywhere else," we always hear in England.

But is there really a Utopian world of VAR in Europe's top leagues?

A look at how VAR is viewed in Germany, Spain, Italy and France.

A story of fan protests, player anger, and frustration.

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Is VAR just as controversial in the rest of Europe's top leagues? You do not need to look far to find people proclaiming that VAR works fine outside the Premier League. BBC Sport spoke to people across Europe's top leagues to find out.

"VAR works fine everywhere else," we always hear in England.

But is there really a Utopian world of VAR in Europe's top leagues?

A look at how VAR is viewed in Germany, Spain, Italy and France.

A story of fan protests, player anger, and frustration.

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Is Scottish Premiership title race the most exciting in Europe? Can any other European league rival the drama of Scotland? BBC Sport has picked out the five closest title battles.

Hearts, Rangers or Celtic?

Is the Scottish title race the most exciting in Europe?

A look at five of the closest championship battles on the continent.

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It was DOGSO.

Aston Villa 1-3 Newcastle: An advert for VAR? How many big decisions were wrong in FA Cup tie? Newcastle United beat Aston Villa in the FA Cup fourth round in a match dominated by a number of controversial decisions without VAR.

Some analysis of Villa v Newcastle within this article.

❌ Abraham offside
❓ Digne red card
✔️ Bizot red card
❌ Digne handball
❌ Burn offside

For me, the errors appear to be factual and made by the assistant rather than the referee.

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