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Serie A Femminile
Italy's Serie A Women will continue using Football Video Support in the 2026/27 season, with upgraded camera systems across all twelve clubs.
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Italy's top women's football division will retain its Football Video Support system for the 2026/27 campaign, building on its debut last season. The technology serves as an alternative to traditional VAR, offering match officials a streamlined review tool in competitions where full VAR infrastructure isn't available.
All twelve Serie A Women clubs will see new cameras installed at both penalty areas in their stadiums, expanding the number of angles available for reviews. The enhancement was agreed during a meeting between the clubs and the Italian Referee Association AIA, as Soccerdonna reports.
Match referees can consult a pitchside monitor to review footage in specific scenarios - namely goals, penalty decisions, straight red cards, and cases of mistaken identity. Teams themselves also have the ability to request a review, adding an extra layer of accountability to key decisions.
The new Serie A Women season gets underway on the weekend of 26-27 September.
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