When VAR decisions are being made, fans in the stadium are often left in the dark until the final call is made. To counteract this, Webb has suggested that referees should announce their decisions to the supporters in attendance.

There has been no official announcement to confirm that this will be the case moving forward, though Webb certainly seems to be in favour of the idea - he thinks it would be 'really useful' and he also believes that VAR, in its current state, needs 'improving'.

What did Howard Webb say about the potential changes to VAR moving forwards?Speaking on the Premier League's Mic'd Up, Webb said: "It [VAR] does need improving, doesn't it? When you hear the clips on shows like this it makes sense what's happening, it all becomes apparent.

"One of the things you'll have seen maybe in FIFA tournaments, like the Women's World Cup, is announcements from the referee once they've been to the screen. So we're looking at that, we're keeping an open mind about whether that's something we could utilise in the Premier League. It would be really useful for the referee to be able to speak to all of the people in the stadium - [to explain] the rationale."