Football : l’Angleterre va tester une règle qui ne plaira pas aux gardiens de but.
Football authorities are continuing their crackdown on time-wasting. The International Football Association Board (IFAB), the body responsible for defining the Laws of the Game, has given the English Football Association the green light to test a new measure targeting goalkeepers starting next season.
Until now, when an outfield player required the referee's intervention due to an injury, he had to leave the pitch for a minute before being allowed to resume play. Goalkeepers, however, were exempt from this rule, which was sometimes seen as a loophole exploited to disrupt the flow of matches.
As part of this trial, if a goalkeeper causes a stoppage in play by requesting treatment, the referee may ask the coach to designate an outfield player to leave the field for one minute. The coach will have only ten seconds to make their choice. If this time limit is exceeded, the team captain will be automatically temporarily suspended.
This rule will not apply in certain specific situations. Goalkeepers who are victims of a foul, significant contact, or bleeding will not be subject to this sanction, in order to protect their safety and ensure fair play.
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