FIFA vill breyta óskýrri reglu

Alþjóða knattspyrnusambandið, FIFA, vill lengja þann tíma sem meiddir leikmenn þurfa að vera utan vallar eftir meðhöndlun.

23 Feb, 12:33 — 23 Feb, 19:51

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Why this matters

Football matches frequently experience significant stoppages, leading to reduced actual playing time and disrupted game flow. This proposal by FIFA aims to combat time-wasting, particularly tactics involving injuries, by ensuring players who receive treatment remain off the field for a set period. The change seeks to encourage quicker returns to play or deter feigned injuries, ultimately enhancing the game's tempo and fairness.

Key entities

FIFAInternational governing body of football Football playersIndividuals directly impacted by the proposed rule

Coverage Timeline

First report: BBC · 23 Feb, 12:33|Full coverage: All 3 sources within 7h|Window: 7h

BBC23 Feb, 12:33First to report

Fifa wants injured players to stay off for one minute

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morgunbladid23 Feb, 18:35

FIFA vill breyta óskýrri reglu

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vanguard-ng23 Feb, 19:51Latest update

FIFA to propose one‑minute off‑field rule for injured players

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vanguard-ng2h ago

FIFA to propose one‑minute off‑field rule for injured players

A proposal from FIFA for a new rule could force players who receive treatment for an injury to stay off the field for one minute, in a bid to reduce time-wasting, tackle tempo disruption, and enhance the flow of matches. The post FIFA to propose one‑minute off‑field rule for injured players appeared first on Vanguard News.

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morgunbladid3h ago