For anyone interested in how VAR is working, I'd advise you to take time to reflect carefully on the words of Velasco Carballo, the man responsible for the system in LaLiga.

Alfredo Relaño considers the effects of the VAR system as LaLiga passes the halfway stage with voices raising concern over when it is being used.

The general feeling in Spanish football is that VAR has improved the game. Now the referee has a safety net and can view incidents more clearly, writes Alfredo Relaño.

Alfredo Relaño considered how former referee Velasco Carballo has installed a new level of transparency with a review on how VAR is working in LaLiga.

We are already eight matchdays into LaLiga, a total of 79 games, and it seems like a good time to reflect on the impact of VAR's introduction.

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As I’m sure we’re all aware, we’ll have VAR at this summer’s World Cup finals then following that in LaLiga

Now there's a certain level of harmony between the Spanish Football Federation and LaLiga, the video assistant referee system is appearing on the horizon...