The likely decision of Premier League clubs when it comes to voting on a proposal to scrap VAR next season has been revealed in a new report.
The West Midlands side have also listed a number of reasons as to why they have submitted the proposal, which range from the impact on goal celebrations to 'diminished accountability of on-field officials'.
In total, 13 of those 19 clubs would have to vote to scrap VAR for the proposal to be passed by the Premier League next season. Live in constant hope of the top flight as a Preston North End fan. Written in the past for SPORF, GiveMeSport and more. Arne Slot 'asks Liverpool to trigger £51.4m release clause' of Man City target set to star at Euro 2024
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