Arsene Wenger, FIFA's chief of global football development, has suggested changes to the offside law could arrive in a year.

Arsene Wenger has proposed a change to the offside rule that would mean attackers are onside if any part of their body is in ...

Arsene Wenger has suggested an alteration to the offside regulation that would allow attackers to be considered onside if any ...

According to the International Football Association Board's (IFAB) "Laws of the Game," a soccer player is offside if, when in the opponent's half, any part of their head, body, or legs is closer ...

The goal was eventually ruled out for offside, but the VAR was unable to use SAOT and had to revert to the old "crosshairs" technology. Ahead of its introduction, the Football Association had made ...

This innovation promises to be more reliable and faster than the traditional lines drawn with VAR, which could change how offside decisions are analyzed in English football. Although the ...

Firstly, soccer has no rules ... veteran and disabled football, or shortening match durations and reducing pitch and goal sizes for young players. The offside law, for example, has been changed ...

Not just because Manchester City were hosting Crystal Palace, but the real star of Matchweek 32 wasn’t a player, it was the all-new Semi-Automated Offside ... For soccer fans it was a revelation.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan admits that he’s “disappointed” with the narrow offside on his goal against Barcelona for Inter Milan.The ...

The Premier League has announced the introduction of highly anticipated semi-automated offside technology will happen this month. The powers that be in the English top flight announced plans to ...

"Maybe I rushed to go offside, I wanted to score this goal too much. This is football – I have to score in the second leg, that's it." This was just the third time Inter have failed to win a ...

Henrikh Mkhitaryan admits that he’s “disappointed” with the narrow offside on his goal against ... have even done a little better – but in football, anything can happen.” ...