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Video Assistant Referee (VAR) as a book category covers works that explore the introduction, operation and impact of video review technology in association football and other sports—ranging from technical guides and referee handbooks to investigative journalism, player and official memoirs, and fiction centered on contentious decisions. Books in this genre examine the mechanics and rules of VAR, the technology and workflow behind it, and the ethical, legal and cultural debates it provokes about fairness, human judgment and the spirit of the game. They often mix match-level drama and behind-the-scenes accounts with broader analysis of how video review reshapes tactics, fan experience, governance and media coverage. Suitable for sports fans, referees, coaches, technologists and scholars, the category highlights controversy, reform, and the human stories that follow every overturned (or upheld) decision.

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