Scottish FA disbands key match incident review panel

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Last updated Aug 6, 2026

Scottish FA disbands key match incident review panel
Summary

The Scottish FA has announced the discontinuation of its independent key match incident review panel, effective immediately. This three-man panel, initiated in 2024, included former players and a club representative to enhance transparency in refereeing decisions. Concerns about the panel's effectiveness led to Dundee United withdrawing its representation last year, with other clubs reportedly following suit. SFA head of refereeing Willie Collum will continue to offer monthly video explanations on key decisions and hold meetings with team captains and managers to discuss incidents.

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  • Scottish FA disbands the key match incident review panel.
  • The panel had been in operation since 2024.
  • Dundee United withdrew from the panel last year, citing concerns.
  • Willie Collum will continue offering video explanations of key decisions.
  • Meetings with team captains and managers will remain an ongoing practice.
Latest Updates
  • 3:58 PMYahoo SportsScottish FA scraps key match incident panel
  • 3:56 PMBBC SportScottish FA scraps key match incident panel
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The Scottish FA will no longer use a key match incident review panel.

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The Scottish FA will no longer use a key match incident review panel.

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