Changes by UEFA to the Regulations in the 2026/27 Season: Restrictions on VAR, Power to the Referee, Reduction of Interruptions
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The European body and the 55 national federations seek to increase the effective playing time and give greater authority to the principal arbitrator.
The FIGC Federal Council has approved two new IFAB amendments that will come into force in the 2026/27 season.
The referees from the 55 European national federations and UEFA have agreed on a set of common guidelines for the 2026/27 season aimed at unifying the interpretation of the rules of the game, increasing real playing time and ensuring a more limited and consistent use of the VAR system. The meeting — reported by Spanish newspaper Marca — took place last week at UEFA headquarters in Nion and was also attended by a representative of the Internation…
The 55 European federations agree to limit endless reviews, tighten sanctions against time losses and return the referee to party control
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