The Scottish Premiership has introduced VAR (Video Assistant Referee) assistance to improve decision-making in matches. This is the first time VAR will be used in the top-tier football league in Scotland.

VAR technology involves a camera that monitors the pitch and can review incidents such as offside calls, handballs, and goals. If the referee believes there was a mistake, they can use the camera to replay the incident and make a decision based on the evidence.

The introduction of VAR has been welcomed by many fans and players. It is hoped that this will lead to more accurate decisions and a fairer game for all participants. However, some critics have raised concerns about the potential for errors or biases to creep into the system.

Overall, the introduction of VAR in the Scottish Premiership is a positive step towards improving the quality of football in Scotland. It is likely that other leagues will follow suit in the future, leading to a more standardized approach to refereeing across Europe.