A new YouGov survey suggests Premier League fans remain dissatisfied with VAR’s performance, even as most support keeping the system. The poll indicates that fewer than one in five fans want video assistant referee (VAR) to be scrapped. At the same time, respondents still report that VAR is “working badly,” reflecting continued frustration with decisions and match-day implementation. The Belfast Telegraph and BreakingNews.ie both report the same core findings: VAR is viewed critically in terms of how it operates, yet support for removing it remains low. Overall, the results point to a split between perceptions of effectiveness and willingness to abolish the technology. While the survey highlights ongoing concerns about VAR’s impact on matches, it also shows that the majority of fans prefer to retain VAR rather than replace it entirely. The reports do not cite any major new procedural changes, focusing instead on the level of public support and satisfaction captured by the survey.