Scottish Football Association
Governing body of football in Scotland
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The Scottish Football Association is the governing body of football in Scotland and has the ultimate responsibility for the control and development of football in Scotland. Members of the SFA include clubs in Scotland, affiliated national associations as well as local associations. It was formed in 1873, making it the second oldest national football association in the world. It is not to be confused with the Scottish Football Union, which is the name that the SRU was known by until the 1920s.
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Collum concedes two wrong decisions in opening weeks Match officials got two major decisions wrong in the opening four weeks of the new season, Scottish FA head of referees Willie Collum admits.BBC Sport - Published | |
Two wrong decisions in opening weeks, says Scottish refs chiefMatch officials got two major decisions wrong in the opening four weeks of the new season, Scottish FA head of referees Willie Collum admits.BBC Sport - Published | |
SFA apologises to Thistle over substitution error The Scottish FA apologises to Partick Thistle for the error that prevented them fielding Ricco Diack as a substitute in the Scottish League Cup tie at Motherwell.BBC Sport - Published | |
Rangers 'in final stages' of confirming Hampden switchRangers say they are in the final stages of negotiations with the Scottish FA to secure Hampden Park as their temporary home until delayed renovation work at Ibrox Stadium is complete.BBC Sport - Published | |
Abuse of ref chief 'despicable' - Livi managerLivingston manager David Martindale criticises the"despicable" abuse aimed at outgoing Scottish FA head of referees Crawford Allan.BBC Sport - Published | |
Scottish referee boss Allan to leave post in summerScotland's head of referees, Crawford Allan, is to leave his post this summer as the Scottish FA conducts a review of the role amid VAR controversies.BBC Sport - Published | |
Rodgers to defend himself 'vigorously' over chargeCeltic manager Brendan Rodgers intends to defend himself "vigorously" after he was charged by the Scottish FA over his criticism of officials.BBC Sport - Published | |
Celtic's Rodgers charged over officials criticismBrendan Rodgers will face a Scottish FA hearing after being charged over his strong criticism of officials after Celtic's defeat by Heart of Midlothian.BBC Sport - Published | |
SFA agrees VAR error made over handball - St MirrenSt Mirren say the Scottish FA's referee department agrees there should have been an on-field review of the decision not to give them a penalty at Ross County.BBC Sport - Published | |
Hibs say SFA accept 'serious VAR error' in Aberdeen drawHibernian say the Scottish FA acknowledge a "serious error" was made to not award them with a penalty in their 2-2 draw at Aberdeen on Saturday.BBC Sport - Published | |
Big increase in wrong VAR calls, finds review panelThirteen decisions are deemed incorrect by the Scottish FA's VAR independent review panel during the second round of Premiership fixtures.BBC Sport - Published | |
Dundee demand answers as Mellon released from hospitalDundee have demanded action from the Scottish FA over delays to stopping play after a serious head knock to striker Michael Mellon.BBC Sport - Published | |
Bournemouth owner Foley cleared to invest in HibsThe Scottish FA clears the way for Bournemouth owner Bill Foley to become a minority investor in Hibernian.BBC Sport - Published | Union 'condemns impugning' of referees' integrityThe Scottish referees' union "strongly condemn any commentary impugning" the integrity of officials following a recent meeting between the Scottish FA and Rangers.BBC Sport - Published |
SFA hits back in Rangers VAR rowhe Scottish FA has said it is 'disappointed' at Rangers' statements after the club's meeting with the governing body over the Old Firm VAR row.BBC Sport - Published | Rangers 'perplexed and concerned' with SFA over penalty decisionRangers say the Scottish FA is showing an "unacceptable lack of transparency" over the handling of the Old Firm penalty decision.BBC Sport - Published |
Rangers ask for VAR audio release after Celtic lossRangers ask the Scottish FA to make VAR audio available in the lead up to what they believe was a penalty denied as they lost 2-1 to Celtic.BBC Sport - Published | 'Are Germany ready for the Tartan Army?'Steve Clarke and Scottish FA chief executive Ian Maxwell react to Scotland's Euro 2024 draw, which includes an opener with hosts Germany.BBC Sport - Published |
Three VAR decisions wrong, says review panelThree decisions are deemed incorrect by by the Scottish FA's VAR independent review panel following the first round of Scottish Premiership fixtures.BBC Sport - Published | No SFA request for VAR audio from Spain lossThe Scottish FA has not asked Uefa for the audio of the match officials in the defeat by Spain amid confusion over Scotland's disallowed goal, says president Mike Mulraney.BBC Sport - Published |
Scottish FA seek VAR answers after Spain defeatThe Scottish FA is writing to Uefa seeking clarification on Scotland's disallowed goal in Thursday's 2-0 loss to Spain.BBC Sport - Published | Scotland favour 'traditional route' to Euro 2028Qualification for Euro 2028 has "got to be the aim" for Scotland after they were confirmed as co-hosts, says the SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell.BBC Sport - Published |
Scotland 'can be a leader' for equality - CorsieCaptain Rachel Corsie believes the understanding reached between the women's squad and Scottish FA sets a "great precedent" for success.BBC Sport - Published | Hampden bids to host European final in 2026 or 2027The Scottish FA registers official interest in Hampden Park staging a Uefa club competition final in 2026 or 2027.BBC Sport - Published |
Hampden rebuild 'not going to happen' - SFA chief A rebuild of Hampden Park is "not going to happen" in the current economic climate, Scottish FA chief executive Ian Maxwell admits.BBC Sport - Published | 'It's a good thing to be a Scotland fan again' Head coach Steve Clarke has done "incredible" work in his four years with Scotland, Scottish FA chief executive Ian Maxwell says.BBC Sport - Published |
'Still got a way to go with VAR' - SFA chief The Scottish FA chief executive admits there is still "a way to go" with the use of video assistant referees.BBC Sport - Published | Rangers' coach McPherson gets six-game headbutt banRangers Women coach Craig McPherson is banned for six games by the Scottish FA after headbutting Celtic manager Fran Alonso.BBC Sport - Published |
Rangers 'astonished' as SFA backs Morelos decision Rangers are "astonished" that the Scottish FA has backed the decision to disallow a goal scored by Alfredo Morelos in Saturday's Old Firm derby.BBC Sport - Published | SFA consider VAR specialists amid controversy The Scottish FA are considering the use of specialist video assistant referees as one of several options to improve the use of the technology in the Scottish Premiership.BBC Sport - Published |
Dundee United to request SPFL & SFA talks on VAR Dundee United are seeking an urgent meeting with Scottish Premiership clubs, the Scottish FA and referees' representatives to discuss VAR.BBC Sport - Published | Abusive culture towards refs getting worse - Allan The Scottish FA's head of refereeing warns the abuse of officials is leading to some quitting the role.BBC Sport - Published |
SFA appoints performance manager for women & girls Michael McArdle is appointed performance manager for girls' and women's football at the Scottish FA.BBC Sport - Published | SFA contacts Corsie to clarify abuse claims The Scottish FA contacts Scotland captain Rachel Corsie over allegations of non-physical abuse within the women's national camp.BBC Sport - Published |
Scotland women's team make legal challenge to SFA Scotland captain Rachel Corsie will lead a legal challenge against the Scottish Football Association over equal pay and conditions.BBC Sport - Published | 'VAR doing what it's supposed to' - SFA's Maxwell VAR "is working", insists Ian Maxwell, although the Scottish FA chief executive admits there are concerns over speed and communication.BBC Sport - Published |
