VAR to review second yellows and corners as timewasting clamped down on

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West Ham United and their top-flight rivals will encounter revised officiating standards as the International Football Association Board expands the role of the video assistant referee. Starting this summer, competitions may utilize the technology to examine corner kick awards and second yellow card incidents. This update widens the existing protocol to help ensure key officiating decisions are reviewed more thoroughly. Alongside these technological shifts, lawmakers have introduced a suite of regulations designed to minimize time-wasting and maintain a higher tempo of play. Building on previous rules regarding goalkeeper conduct, match officials will receive additional powers to prevent tactical delays, fundamentally altering the flow and management of future matchdays.
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