Football fans may be divided by tribal rivalries but one subject has united supporters of the 'beautiful game' regardless of club loyalties - VAR, the video assistant referee.
Barely a game, let alone a weekend, goes by without yet more controversy over decisions controversially either given or not given on the say-so of officials watching on multiple TVs at Stockley Park in Uxbridge, west London.
Now a rebellion has emerged, headed by Wolverhampton Wanderers who have demanded fellow Premier League clubs vote on whether to scrap VAR after five years of it operating in - and often dominating - English football's top flight.