The Premier League will use thicker lines when determining VAR decisions next season as a response to the controversial marginal offside calls.
It is hoped this will give the benefit of the doubt to attackers and prevent the unpopular decisions where a player has been deemed to be offside by the smallest margins.
Clubs gave their feedback on the use of VAR last season through a survey, and the Professional Game Match Officials Limited believe this change will go someway to improving a system that has often been criticised.
It is hoped that attackers will now have the benefit of the doubt for extremely marginal calls
PGMOL referees' chief Mike Riley gave a presentation to clubs on Thursday, and SkySports report the move to bring in thicker lines has been confirmed.