Arsene Wenger’s ‘daylight’ offside trial unlikely to be extended after lack of support
Arsène Wenger’s controversial ‘daylight’ offside rule is unlikely to be extended after receiving insufficient support from IFAB assessment panels on Tuesday, despite producing notable changes across 112 Canadian Premier League matches, where offside decisions dropped by 54 per cent, 13 additional goals were scored and defenders were forced to play around three metres deeper to avoid being caught out, according to BBC Sport.
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